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Hikrobot MV-CI003-GL-T6
- Warranty
- 36 months
Thermal acquisition and alternatives
Gigabit Ethernet thermal acquisition in a 48 mm × 48 mm housing section characterizes MV-CI003-GL-T6. Behind that profile is a vanadium oxide uncooled detector with 640 × 512 resolution and a 17 µm pixel pitch. The camera reaches 50 fps at the stated full format and can also communicate through Fast Ethernet, providing a defined network path for continuous area-based heat observation.
Use the T6 variant for monitoring thermal distributions across equipment, electrical assemblies, or material in a process. The 50 fps rate provides successive views as conditions change, and the two-dimensional 640 × 512 frame separates heat regions across the inspected area. Its complete 48 mm × 48 mm × 117.9 mm envelope is relevant where the front opening is compact but mounting depth and cable clearance remain available.
T6 shares its complete listed performance set with MV-CI003-GL-N6 and MV-CI003-GL-N15, including detector technology, image format, frame rate, pixel pitch, Ethernet support, and dimensions. Choose T6 when the equipment definition requires the T6 designation. MV-CI003-GL-N25 and MV-CI003-GL-N35 occupy the same published resolution and speed point, so neither offers a stated change in thermal sampling or network interface within this CI group.
Specifications
| Product type | 0.3 MP GigE Thermal Camera |
| Sensor type | Vanadium oxide uncooled detector |
| Resolution | 640 × 512 |
| Pixel size | 17 μm |
| Maximum frame rate | 50 fps @640 × 512 |
| Data interface | Gigabit Ethernet, compatible with Fast Ethernet |
| Dimensions | 48 mm × 48 mm × 117.9 mm (1.9″ × 1.9″ × 4.6″) |
| Certification | CE-EMC |
Selection and applications
Continuous thermal area observation. Networked monitoring of changing process temperature. Thermal imaging from a compact square housing.
Minimum kit: For Ethernet thermal acquisition, connect MV-CI003-GL-T6 using a Gigabit Ethernet cable; Fast Ethernet compatibility is included in the interface specification.
Nearby in the range: MV-CI003-GL-N6 — Choose N6 when its variant designation is required with the same 640 × 512 output.; MV-CI003-GL-N25 — Choose N25 for an N25 requirement at the shared 50 fps maximum rate.; MV-CI003-GL-N35 — Choose N35 where that designation is needed without changing listed network support..
Cables and accessories for this model
Compatibility per manufacturer data.
- Data cables
- GigE
- Power
- Power
- Mounting
- Camera mounts
FAQ
Which detector, resolution, and pixel pitch define MV-CI003-GL-T6?
MV-CI003-GL-T6 combines a vanadium oxide uncooled detector with 640 × 512 resolution and 17 µm pixels. It is classified as a 0.3 MP GigE thermal camera, giving a clear detector and transfer basis for area-temperature imaging.
At what full-frame speed does the T6 thermal variant operate?
The stated maximum is 50 fps at 640 × 512. Because the rate is given at full listed resolution, the T6 can be assessed for changing thermal scenes from that single defined operating point without deriving a reduced-frame condition.
Can the T6 camera communicate on both Gigabit and Fast Ethernet?
Yes. Its data interface is Gigabit Ethernet, with Fast Ethernet compatibility stated as well. This supports integration with either network class, subject to configuring the thermal stream for the throughput available on the installed link.
What camera envelope must a fixture allow for MV-CI003-GL-T6?
Allow for 48 mm × 48 mm × 117.9 mm. The 48 mm square cross-section can fit a narrow equipment opening, while the 117.9 mm body dimension and the connection area behind it determine the required installation depth.
How do the published T6 and N35 imaging characteristics differ?
Their published imaging characteristics do not differ: both list a vanadium oxide uncooled detector, 640 × 512 output, 17 µm pitch, and 50 fps maximum. Both also state Gigabit Ethernet with Fast Ethernet compatibility and the same body size.