XK-C130 Compact 256 × 192 Thermal Module
XK-C130 places a 256 × 192 thermal detector in a 21 × 21 mm module weighing 22 g. PAL CVBS output suits an analog video path where a compact thermal channel is required. Xingkai checks the lens configuration and requested module quantity before quoting.
- 21 × 21 mm size and 22 g module weight support a compact equipment layout.
- 256 × 192 thermal resolution defines the C130 detector configuration.
- CVBS in PAL format supplies analog thermal video to a compatible input.
- 4 mm and 10 mm lens options provide different viewing angles to specify with the order.
XK-C130 Compact 256 × 192 Thermal Module Overview
XK-C130 is a compact thermal module for projects where the camera envelope and module weight guide the selection. Its 21 × 21 mm format and 22 g weight accompany a 256 × 192 vanadium-oxide uncooled detector. The camera outputs CVBS video in PAL format, so it fits an analog thermal video path with a compatible receiving input. The compact footprint and module weight let you assess the camera against the space and payload allowance in your equipment.
The published lens choices are 4 mm and 10 mm, with adjustable focus; choose the lens around the viewing area required by your equipment. Automatic shutter correction and a 50 Hz detector frame rate support thermal observation. Xingkai checks the selected module configuration and quantities, then quotes the agreed module and accessories before supplying against the confirmed order.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Detector | Vanadium-oxide uncooled infrared focal-plane detector |
| Thermal resolution | 256 × 192 |
| Pixel pitch | 12 μm |
| Detector frame rate | 50 Hz |
| Correction | Automatic shutter correction |
| Focus | Adjustable |
| Lens options | 4 mm or 10 mm |
| Video output | CVBS, PAL |
| Power supply | 4.5–18 V |
| Power consumption | 600 mW |
| Module size | 21 × 21 mm |
| Weight | 22 g |
Connections and Integration
The module requires 4.5–18 V and supplies PAL CVBS analog video. The module consumes 600 mW. Its 4 mm and 10 mm lenses are configuration choices: identify the required lens with the module quantity and host input.
Xingkai checks the requested configuration for the quotation. Confirm the connector and cable arrangement as part of the supply scope, rather than treating a shared CVBS signal type as proof of a matching plug.
Specify the C130 Lens and Installation
Order the C130 256 × 192 module with the 4 mm or 10 mm lens selected for the required scene. The quotation identifies that optical configuration, PAL CVBS connection and supplied leads/accessories, with quantities fixed for the proposed compact installation.
Send the observation area and mounting position, preferred 4 mm or 10 mm lens, and the host PAL CVBS input. Include the available module supply, space and weight allowance, and required quantities.
Xingkai checks the selected C130 lens and host connection, then quotes the 256 × 192 module and agreed cable/accessory scope. The 4 mm and 10 mm entries are separate configurations on the quotation.
Agree the lens, host connector and cable arrangement, supplied quantities and delivery terms. Confirm the 21 × 21 mm module installation and 4.5–18 V supply against the equipment layout.
Xingkai supplies and ships the agreed C130 module configuration and listed accessories according to the confirmed order.
FAQs
The published C130 choices are 4 mm and 10 mm. The 4 mm entry has a wider field of view, while the 10 mm entry shows a narrower part of the scene. Describe the viewing area required by your installation so the selected lens is identified in the quotation. These are alternative configurations, not two lenses supplied in one camera.
The frame-rate entry describes the thermal detector, while PAL CVBS describes the analog video output. The detector pixel count and the receiving display format are separate specifications. Provide the host video input and display requirements when requesting the module so Xingkai can check the selected configuration; the detector entry alone does not define the resolution displayed by the complete video path.
The listed 600 mW module consumption corresponds to 50 mA at 12 V by calculation. Use this as the camera entry in the equipment budget, not as the load of an entire wireless viewing system or a startup-current rating. Add the host, video transmitter and other powered items separately if they share that branch. The camera’s 4.5–18 V input range also needs to be met at its actual connection.
White heat is the palette listed for C130. Identify that viewing mode alongside the PAL CVBS host input so the operator’s expected picture is part of the camera specification. If the project instead requires black-heat or a coloured palette, name that requirement before ordering and request a separately confirmed configuration. A palette available on another thermal module should not be carried across to this C130 order.
That entry gives the listed module size, not a complete lens-and-cable clearance drawing. Select the 4 mm or 10 mm version first, then agree the actual lens projection, mounting and connector/cable exit for that version before fixing the housing. Include the space needed by the connected lead as well as the camera body. This keeps a compact module choice from being treated as proof that every lens arrangement fits the same finished enclosure.
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Request a Configuration Quote for XK-C130
Fitting a small thermal channel into existing equipment? Send the required scene, 4 mm or 10 mm lens preference and host video input, with the available camera space. Xingkai will check the C130 configuration and quote the module and agreed connections.