| Price | On request |
|---|---|
| Model | KHP640M5 |
| Thermal detector | 640×512 uncooled vanadium oxide detector |
|---|---|
| Thermal lens | 8.7 mm F1.0 |
| Field of view | 40° ×32.2° |
| Temperature data / option | Full-pixel measurement; listed range −20 to 650°C |
|---|---|
| Storage / file formats | Local TF; full-pixel temperature storage optional |
| Stabilization | 3-axis |
|---|---|
| Power input | DC 12–26.2 V; listed dynamic power 5 W |
| Weight | 110 ±10 g, excluding dampers |
| Video output | IP/RTSP and HDMI |
|---|---|
| Control interfaces | UART, S.BUS and network; QGC control listed |
Choose KHP640M5 when the job calls for a small thermal-only payload and a choice of network or HDMI viewing. This TOPOTEK three-axis gimbal uses a 640×512 infrared detector with an 8.7 mm lens. Its published mass is 110 ±10 g excluding dampers. The combination is worth considering for an aircraft where visible optical zoom is unnecessary and the thermal image is the main inspection output.

A roof-condition survey or visual check of civil equipment may need temperature contrast rather than a conventional color picture. KHP640M5 provides one thermal sensor, not a second visible channel. Its listed 40° ×32.2° thermal field of view is useful information when deciding how much surrounding context the operator needs to see.
The manufacturer specifies full-pixel temperature measurement and a −20 to 650°C measurement range. Full-pixel temperature storage is an option. Identify whether the required deliverable is a viewed temperature indication, an ordinary video record or stored temperature information; those are different purchasing requirements.
Use the listed HDMI output as the starting point for a display-based installation. State the receiving device, connector and cable needs. An HDMI picture alone does not establish what temperature information can be exported.
The product also supports network RTSP video. This suits an integration review with an IP receiver or application. Specify the control implementation and the form of the stored result alongside the live picture.
| Need | Documented provision | Selection point |
|---|---|---|
| Thermal contrast without a visible camera | Single 640×512 uncooled infrared detector | Choose this architecture when thermal viewing is sufficient for the task. |
| Compact aircraft installation | 110 ±10 g, excluding dampers | Calculate the final mass with the selected mount, cable and connection hardware. |
| Temperature values in the workflow | Full-pixel measurement; temperature storage optional | Name the required data or file output before ordering the option. |
| Local camera storage | TF card storage listed | Confirm whether the selected recording is video or the optional temperature-data function. |

The specified camera supply is DC 12–26.2 V and the listed dynamic consumption is 5 W. TOPOTEK identifies UART, S.BUS and network control, and lists QGC control support. Provide the application and aircraft details so the appropriate connection and control version can be selected. A supported control name is not a promise that every app build or wiring arrangement will work without an integration check.
The three-axis mechanical gimbal is part of the camera assembly. Its performance in flight also depends on the actual mounting and aircraft conditions. Use a representative inspection view when judging whether the picture is usable, and keep any quantitative acceptance requirement separate from the product’s general stabilization description.
Describe the subject, the context that must fit in the image, the live-view device and the final record needed by the customer. Add the available power and mounting arrangement. These details help choose the viewing connection and temperature-storage option without purchasing features that the workflow does not use.
No visible camera is listed. Use a dual-sensor product if the operator must switch between thermal and visible views.
TOPOTEK marks full-pixel temperature storage as optional. State that requirement explicitly; do not assume an ordinary TF video file contains that data.
The listed outputs are network and HDMI. Any aircraft-to-ground transport equipment should be selected separately for the intended receiving setup.
Use Get Quote for KHP640M5 with your preferred output, required temperature-data option and complete mounting scope. FD can then quote the camera around the actual inspection deliverable.
| Thermal imager | 640×512 uncooled vanadium oxide detector |
|---|---|
| Thermal lens | 8.7 mm F1.0; FOV 40° ×32.2° |
| Gimbal | 3-axis |
| Video output | IP/RTSP and HDMI |
| Recording | Local TF; full-pixel temperature storage optional |
| Temperature function | Full-pixel measurement; listed range −20 to 650°C |
| Power input | DC 12–26.2 V; listed dynamic power 5 W |
| Camera mass | 110 ±10 g, excluding dampers |
| Control | UART, S.BUS and network; QGC control listed |

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