Duty
When a flat pan is not enough.
G450 adds a tilt fork to the G360 idea. Sweep the horizon, then drop 90°. Cables do not follow the lens: the only jack sits on the stationary base.
Specifications
GIMMY G450
- Axes
- 2 · azimuth + elevation
- Azimuth
- 360° continuous
- Elevation
- 90° travel (horizon to nadir)
- Payload
- ORION O1 class · ≤ 200 g
- Network
- 1× Ethernet on the base · internal slip ring
- Power
- 12–24 V DC · ~6 W typical (no camera)
- Mass
- 420 g typical, without camera
- Ingress
- IP54