China ZR30 Electro-Optical Pod - Leading Suppliers and Factory for Advanced Surveillance Solutions
Product Description
The ZT30 is a four-sensor hybrid pod that efficiently integrates a zoom camera, thermal imaging camera, laser rangefinder, and wide-angle camera. It is equipped with a 640x512 high-resolution thermal imaging sensor, a 1200-meter high-precision laser rangefinder, 180x hybrid zoom, and 30x optical zoom (1/2.7-inch Sony CMOS supporting 4K-level video recording and photography). It can be optionally equipped with the powerful BORAN self-developed AI recognition and tracking function, a 2K ultra-wide angle, unlimited rotation along the heading axis, and an upgraded shock-absorbing quick-release structure. The gimbal features a rich set of control interfaces, compatible with both BORAN link products and third-party link devices. The high-precision, highly coordinated control algorithm ensures stable zooming and imaging effects during flight.
Equipment Features
180× Hybrid Zoom
30× Optical Zoom
4K Ultra HD Video & Photo
8MP (8 Megapixels) 1/2.7-inch Sony CMOS
Nose Mode
Pan Axis 540° Rotation Range
Ardupilot & PX4 Compatible (Mavlink)
Ethernet, HDMI, CVBS Video Output
High-Precision Control Algorithm Inverted Mode
Technical Specifications
| Category | Parameter Details |
|---|---|
| Zoom Camera | Lens: 30x Optical Zoom (180x Hybrid Zoom) |
| TF Card Video Recording Resolution: | |
| - 4K (4096×2160) @ 25 fps / - 2K (2560×1440) @ 30 fps | |
| - 1080p (1920×1080) @ 30 fps / - 720p (1280×720) @ 30 fps | |
| Image Sensor: 1/2.7 inch CMOS, Effective Pixels: 8 million | |
| Quick-release Structure | Supported |
| Gimbal Horizontal Rotation Range | -270° ~ +270° |
| Video Output Signal Interface | Ethernet, Micro-HDMI |
| Control Signal Input Method | S.Bus, UART, Ethernet (UDP) |
| Product Dimensions (with Mount) | 132 × 100 × 180 mm |
| Product Weight (with Mount) | 668 g |
Application Scenario
It is a rare, high-quality mounting option for multi-rotor drones, VTOL drones, intelligent robots, and other fields.


