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DIPG12 Thermal Gimbal Camera with 1280×1024 Imaging and an 85mm Lens

PriceOn request
ModelDIPG12
Thermal detector and coverage
Thermal detector1280×1024; 12 µm pixel spacing; 85 mm lens
Thermal lens85 mm
Temperature data and files
Storage / file formatsLocal TF card storage
Stabilization and installation
StabilizationThree-axis gimbal
Weight1000 ±20 g, excluding dampers
Video and control
Video outputEthernet; standard RTSP stream
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Single thermal sensor · 1280×1024 imaging · 85 mm lens

A thermal payload selected around image detail and working distance

DIPG12 is a thermal-only gimbal camera with a 1280×1024 infrared sensor, an 85 mm lens and three-axis stabilization. Ethernet RTSP video and local TF card storage support live viewing and onboard recording. It is a choice for UAV buyers who already have a clear inspection subject and want to specify the thermal camera around that task.

Begin with the area you need to examine and the distance from the camera to the subject. Those two details, together with the aircraft's payload allowance, are more useful for choosing this model than a general request for a thermal camera.

The thermal imaging configuration

Infrared resolution
1280×1024 pixels
Pixel spacing
12 µm
Lens focal length
85 mm
Gimbal
Three-axis stabilization
Live video
Ethernet, standard RTSP stream
Local recording
TF card storage
Payload weight
1000 ±20 g, excluding dampers
DIPG12 product image
DIPG12 is a single thermal-camera payload. Calculate installed weight with the chosen dampers, mount and cables.

Three decisions that shape the camera package

1. Define the subject

Describe the part of a building, equipment installation or outdoor area that the operator needs to inspect. Include its approximate size and the intended viewing distance. This gives the camera discussion a concrete starting point and helps explain how much scene context the operator needs.

2. Choose the viewing route

Name the ground station, application or network-video equipment that will receive the RTSP stream. If the operator also needs a local record, include TF storage in the equipment request and explain how you plan to retrieve and review the files after the task.

3. Plan the installation

Reserve payload capacity for more than the camera body. The mount, dampers and cables contribute to the installed assembly. Share the mounting location, available clearance and a drawing or photograph of the aircraft so the proposed package can be discussed around a real installation.

Thermal imaging, live viewing and local recording — DIPG12
Keep the thermal camera, live-video receiving path and local storage role clear in the equipment plan.

View heat patterns in the format the operator needs

DIPG12 provides adjustable contrast and multiple pseudo-color modes. These display choices can help an operator review different parts of a thermal scene without changing the sensor or lens. Lock and follow gimbal modes, angle setting and position reading are available for camera pointing within the imaging workflow.

If temperature information is part of your requirement, ask about a point or area measurement configuration when requesting a quote. Tell us what is being measured and how you want to use the result, alongside the live-view and recording needs.

Request a package for your UAV

Send the DIPG12 model name with your aircraft and inspection requirements. A useful request includes:

  • Usable payload allowance, mounting position and available space.
  • The subject size, expected viewing distance and operator display.
  • Mounting hardware, power/control cables, TF storage and any requested measurement option.

With this information, FD can discuss the thermal payload and the accessories to include in your quotation.

Product reference: TOPOTEK DIPG12 product specifications.

DIPG12 specifications

Thermal Camera1280×1024; 12 µm pixel spacing; 85 mm lens
StabilizationThree-axis gimbal
Video OutputEthernet; standard RTSP stream
StorageLocal TF card storage
Weight1000 ±20 g, excluding dampers

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