| Price | On request |
|---|---|
| Model | KIP640G19 |
| Thermal detector | 640×512 uncooled vanadium oxide; 12 µm pixels |
|---|---|
| Thermal lens | Fixed 19 mm F1.0 |
| Field of view | 22.9° ×18.4° |
| Temperature data / option | Point and area; center/minimum/maximum temperature display |
|---|---|
| Storage / file formats | TF storage |
| Stabilization | 3-axis; lock/follow and return-to-center functions |
|---|---|
| Power input | DC 12–26.2 V; listed dynamic power 4 W |
| Weight | 370 ±10 g, excluding dampers |
| Video output | Ethernet standard RTSP |
|---|---|
| Control interfaces | UART or UDP |
A thermal-only UAV camera for teams that want a defined 19 mm field of view and an Ethernet video workflow. TOPOTEK KIP640G19 combines a 640×512 uncooled infrared imager with a three-axis gimbal. It supplies standard RTSP network video, supports local TF storage, and provides point and area temperature-measurement functions. Select it for the actual scene coverage and receiving setup rather than assuming that every thermal camera has the same viewing angle or recording output.
These published values describe a fixed optical view. They help decide whether the inspection image should concentrate on a part of a structure or show a broader surrounding scene. This is not an optical-zoom lens: choose the focal length around the task instead of expecting the camera to change between wide and telephoto framing.
The sensor is specified at native 640×512 with a 12 µm pixel pitch. Keep that detector resolution separate from any electronic enlargement or display scaling performed by viewing software.
Ethernet/RTSP carries the thermal video. The manufacturer lists adjustable contrast and several pseudo-color modes. A palette can make contrast easier to interpret, while the underlying sensor remains a single thermal channel.
Local TF storage is listed, together with point and area measurement and minimum/maximum temperature display. Confirm the selected saved output if the customer needs temperature information after the flight; ordinary video and temperature-data files should not be treated as interchangeable.
| Item | Manufacturer specification | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Camera supply | DC 12–26.2 V | Match the actual power arrangement and connector. |
| Dynamic consumption | 4 W | Use the listed figure in the camera power review, alongside other installed equipment. |
| Camera mass | 370 ±10 g, without dampers | Reserve additional allowance for mounting parts and cables. |
| Control path | UART or UDP | Identify the controller and supported implementation used by the project. |
| Video output | Network RTSP | Match the receiving application; no HDMI connection is inferred. |
Consider KIP640G19 for civil equipment checks or building surveys where the team is principally interested in thermal patterns and a defined image area. An inspection requiring a conventional color photograph alongside the thermal image calls for a separate visible camera or a dual-sensor payload.
Supply a representative subject and describe the detail that must remain visible. Comparing a relevant sample view is more useful than selecting from a detector resolution alone. The narrower framing of a particular lens may help one task while leaving too little context for another.
For the mechanical review, check the selected mount and clearances across the intended gimbal motion. TOPOTEK lists lock/follow operation, position reading and return-to-center functions. Those functions should be matched to the proposed controller; they do not establish unrestricted compatibility with every aircraft.
No. It is a single thermal-imaging product. Pseudo-color thermal pictures do not add a visible-light channel.
The documented lens is fixed at 19 mm. Choose this model for its listed field of view rather than variable optical zoom.
The current product detail identifies the measurement functions but does not clearly specify their range and accuracy. Request the required measurement specification with the proposed configuration.
Send FD the subject, intended thermal view, receiving application and desired saved output. Add the mounting and power constraints so the quoted camera and accessories fit the actual UAV installation.
| Thermal imager | 640×512 uncooled vanadium oxide; 12 µm pixels |
|---|---|
| Thermal lens | Fixed 19 mm F1.0; FOV 22.9° ×18.4° |
| Gimbal | 3-axis; lock/follow and return-to-center functions |
| Video output | Ethernet standard RTSP |
| Local storage | TF storage |
| Measurement display | Point and area; center/minimum/maximum temperature display |
| Power input | DC 12–26.2 V; listed dynamic power 4 W |
| Camera mass | 370 ±10 g, excluding dampers |
| Control | UART or UDP |
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