Heavy duty digital gimbal is an important equipment in outdoor large-scale monitoring systems. Compared with ordinary gimbal, it has the characteristics of large load capacity, wide monitoring range, good stability, and can adapt to harsh environments and climates. It is mainly used in forest fire prevention, high-altitude observation, ecological protection areas, large reservoirs, military bases, border defense, large factories, maritime and fishery administration, highways, high-speed railways and other fields. Faced with a wide variety of heavy-duty/heavy duty gimbal products on the market, how to choose the truly suitable heavy-duty digital gimbal is a severe test of our discernment ability. Before selecting, we must first consider where the requirements for heavy-duty digital gimbals lie?
1. Not wear-resistant
Heavy duty digital gimbals require 365 days, 24 hours a day, around the clock, 360 ° rotation and automatic scanning to monitor targets such as fires, people, vehicles, etc. Under such long-term high-intensity work, the gimbals are easily damaged due to mechanical wear and tear. How to enhance the wear resistance of heavy-duty digital gimbals is also one of the urgent requirements for our large-scale monitoring systems. We cannot predict when and where accidents will occur, and the traditional method of visual surveillance is not only passive and outdated, but also has high labor costs. Staring at the screen all the time can easily lead to fatigue and negligence, and a moment of carelessness may result in a fire due to human negligence. Therefore, heavy-duty digital gimbals need to automatically identify ignition points and issue alarms to replace manual monitoring.
2. The geographical location is complex.
Heavy duty digital gimbals are usually installed in the wild and at high altitudes, such as mountains, borders, ecological reserves, border and coastal defense areas. Many places are high in mountains and forests, rarely visited by people, and not accessible by road. They cannot be reached by car, let alone by public transportation such as buses or ships. They can only be driven to the nearest roadside and then walked or climbed for one or even several hours to reach the installation site. Moreover, with the weight of a gimbal weighing several tens of kilograms, how can a person overload and complete the transportation, installation, and maintenance process for a long time? Once a malfunction occurs, four people are required to remove the gimbal from the tower: two people on the tower will dismantle it, two people on the tower will connect it, and pulleys will also be used. The whole process is time-consuming, laborious, and unbearable. How to make the post maintenance work of heavy-duty digital gimbal products more convenient, time-saving, labor-saving and cost-effective is one of the urgent needs of our large-scale monitoring system.
3. Complex climate
China has a vast territory and diverse climate environment. Some heavy-duty digital gimbals are installed in northern, high-altitude mountainous areas, seaside, isolated islands and other regions, facing harsh weather conditions such as high cold, high humidity, high temperature, typhoons, hail, etc. In some areas, the winter temperature can even reach minus 40 ℃. How to enhance the anti low temperature and self-protection capabilities of gimbals is one of the urgent needs of our large-scale monitoring systems.
4. Difficulty in power supply.
Not all heavy-duty digital gimbals can be directly powered by the State Grid. In remote areas without access to the power grid, they can only rely on wind and solar power to sustain their operation. The higher the power of the gimbals, the higher the corresponding construction costs for power generation and storage. In today's era where the country vigorously advocates environmental protection and energy conservation, how to save energy, reduce power consumption, and lower construction and maintenance costs is also one of the urgent needs for heavy-duty digital gimbals.
