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Autel EVO Max 4T XE Gimbal Camera

Autel EVO Max 4T XE Gimbal Camera

Regular price $4,099.00
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SKU S-AR-EVO-MAX-4TXE-CAM MPN EVO-MAX-PAYLOAD-4T-XE
  • Zoom camera reaches ten times optical, 160x hybrid
  • Thermal sensor spans two gain modes for full coverage
  • Wide angle camera captures fifty megapixel stills at 85°
  • Rangefinder measures distance up to 3737 feet away
  • Stabilized gimbal keeps four sensors steady in flight
  • High gain mode reads down to negative four degrees
  • Low gain mode extends past one thousand degrees Fahrenheit
  • Cross platform design mounts across compatible EVO Max airframes
  • Temperature alerts report coordinates for high and low thresholds
  • Supersensitive mode pushes wide camera ISO to 32000
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Autel EVO Max 4T XE Gimbal Camera: 160x Hybrid Zoom With Radiometric Thermal Measurement

Four sensors, one payload: the Autel EVO Max 4T XE Gimbal Camera pairs a 48MP zoom camera capable of 160x hybrid zoom with a 50MP wide-angle camera, a dual-mode radiometric thermal imager, and a laser rangefinder rated to 3,737 feet. This is the gimbal payload only; the EVO Max aircraft is sold separately. A stabilized 3-axis gimbal keeps all four sensors steady, so footage and readings stay usable even during fast repositioning.

Because this payload is interchangeable across compatible aircraft within the Autel EVO Max series, including original series and V2 hardware equivalents, it gives operators a genuine platform strategy rather than a single-aircraft accessory.

A buyer adding their first thermal-capable sensor and an integrator standardizing a sensor set across several EVO Max airframes are both covered by the same gimbal. Radiometric thermal data spanning -4°F to 1022°F means the payload holds up for both routine equipment checks and extreme-heat scenarios like structure fires.

Key Features and Benefits

  • Zoom camera: reaches 10x optical and up to 160x hybrid zoom
  • Thermal imaging: captures 640x512 radiometric data across a wide range
  • Wide angle camera: captures 50MP stills with an 85 degree view
  • Laser rangefinder: measures distance from 16 to 3737 feet
  • 3-axis gimbal: stabilizes all four sensors for smooth footage
  • High gain mode: reads temperatures from negative 4 to 302 degrees
  • Low gain mode: extends thermal readings up to 1022 degrees
  • Cross-platform compatibility: mounts across compatible EVO Max series airframes
  • Temperature alerts: automatically flag high and low temperature thresholds with coordinates
  • Supersensitive mode: extends wide camera ISO range up to 32000

Applications and Use Cases

  • Search and rescue: locate subjects using wide range thermal detection
  • Industrial inspection: zoom into distant equipment without close aircraft approach
  • Utility inspection: pinpoint overheating components using high gain thermal mode
  • Fire and disaster response: measure extreme heat with low gain mode
  • Perimeter security: monitor property boundaries continuously with stabilized zoom imaging
  • Accident investigation: measure exact distances using the onboard laser rangefinder
  • Law enforcement operations: track subjects day or night from altitude
  • Mapping and surveying: capture high resolution stills for accurate documentation

This payload exists so operators are not locked into a single-purpose sensor or a single airframe to get zoom, thermal, and rangefinding data in one flight. Interchangeability across the EVO Max series turns a single purchase into a capability that follows the mission, not just the aircraft. That flexibility is what separates a long-term sensor investment from a one-off accessory.

Dronefly works with operators building out a sensor strategy, not just buying a single part, and this gimbal fits that approach whether you fly one EVO Max airframe or several. Our specialists can confirm compatibility across your existing hardware and help plan how this payload fits your broader equipment set.

Buy the EVO Max 4T XE Gimbal Camera direct from Dronefly today.

Compatibility

  • Autel Robotics EVO Max 4T XE

Zoom Camera

  • Sensor: 1/2-inch CMOS, 48 MP
  • Aperture: f/2.8–f/4.8
  • Optical zoom: 2.7×–10× (continuous)
  • Maximum hybrid zoom: 160×
  • Video resolution: 4000 × 3000 @ 30 fps
  • Video format: MP4
  • Maximum bitrate: 70 Mb/s
  • Supported file systems: exFAT, FAT32
  • Photo resolution (JPG): 4000 × 3000, 8192 × 6144
  • Photo resolution (DNG): 4000 × 3000
  • Photo format: JPG
  • Photo mode: Auto
  • Diagonal field of view: 40°–10.3°
  • Effective focal length: 11.8–43.3 mm
  • 35 mm equivalent focal length: 64–234 mm
  • Autofocus: PDAF + CDAF
  • Manual focus distance: 2 m to infinity
  • ISO range (Auto/Manual): 100–6400
  • Photo shutter speed: 8 s–1/10,000 s
  • Video shutter speed: 1/30–1/10,000 s

Wide Angle Camera

  • Sensor: 1/2-inch CMOS, 48 MP (50 MP effective)
  • Focal length: 4.49 mm
  • 35 mm equivalent focal length: 24 mm
  • Aperture: f/2.8
  • Diagonal field of view: 85°
  • Autofocus motor: FF
  • Focus distance: 1.5 m to infinity
  • ISO range (Auto/Manual): 100–6400
  • ISO range (Super Sensitive Mode): 100–32,000
  • Digital zoom: 1×–2.6×
  • Photo shutter speed: 8 s–1/10,000 s
  • Video shutter speed: 1/30–1/10,000 s
  • Photo resolution (JPG): 4000 × 3000, 8192 × 6144
  • Photo resolution (DNG): 4096 × 3072
  • Photo mode: Auto/Manual
  • Video resolution: 4000 × 3000 @ 30 fps
  • Video format: MP4
  • Maximum bitrate: 70 Mb/s
  • Supported file systems: exFAT, FAT32

Thermal Camera

  • Sensor: Uncooled VOx microbolometer
  • Resolution: 640 × 512
  • Field of view: 61°
  • Focal length: 9.1 mm
  • Aperture: f/1.0
  • Focus distance: 6 m to infinity
  • Pixel pitch: 12 μm
  • Spectral range: 8–14 μm
  • Radiometric measurement: Center, Spot, Rectangular
  • Temperature range (High Gain): -20°C to 150°C (-4°F to 302°F)
  • Temperature range (Low Gain): 0°C to 550°C (32°F to 1022°F)
  • Temperature accuracy: ±3°C or ±3% of reading
  • Accurate temperature measurement distance: 1–25 m
  • Digital zoom: 16×
  • Temperature alerts: High and low thresholds with coordinate and temperature reporting
  • Thermal palettes: White Hot, Black Hot, Searing, Rainbow, Grey, Ironbow, Cold, Hot
  • Photo format: JPG (with temperature information)
  • Photo mode: Auto
  • Video resolution: 640 × 512 @ 30 fps
  • Video format: MP4

Laser Rangefinder

  • Wavelength: 905 nm
  • Measurement range: 5–1200 m (16.4–3737 ft)
  • Measurement accuracy: ±1 m + D × 0.15% (D = distance to target)

Gimbal

  • Mechanical pitch range: -135° to 45°
  • Mechanical roll range: -45° to 45°
  • Mechanical yaw range: -45° to 45°
  • Controllable pitch range: -90° to 30°
  • Maximum pitch control speed: 100°/s
  • Angular vibration: <0.005°

Power

  • Power interface: Proprietary
  • 1x Autel EVO Max 4T XE Gimbal Camera
Does this listing include the drone airframe?

No, this is the gimbal payload only, and the EVO Max aircraft is sold separately. You will need a compatible EVO Max airframe to fly this payload. Dronefly can confirm which of your existing aircraft will accept this gimbal, or help you source a compatible airframe alongside it. Our specialists can walk through the full setup before you order.

Can this payload move between different Autel airframes I already own?

Yes, this gimbal is interchangeable across compatible aircraft within the Autel EVO Max series, including original series and V2 hardware equivalents. That makes it a practical option whether you are outfitting a single aircraft or building out a broader sensor library across multiple platforms. Mounting and software recognition are consistent across those compatible generations. Confirm your specific airframe model with Dronefly before ordering to verify fit.

What temperature range can the thermal sensor measure?

The thermal sensor covers a combined range of approximately -4°F to 1022°F across its high and low gain modes, giving operators flexibility for both routine inspection work and extreme heat scenarios like active fires. High gain mode suits typical equipment and structural checks, while low gain mode extends into much higher temperatures. Radiometric accuracy is rated at plus or minus 3°C or 3% of the reading, whichever is greater. This gives crews actionable temperature data, not just visual thermal imagery.

How far can the laser rangefinder measure?

The rangefinder covers approximately 16.4 feet to 3,737 feet (5 to 1,200 meters), with accuracy rated near 1 meter plus a small percentage of the measured distance. That range supports precise standoff measurement for investigation, inspection, or mapping work. It functions independently of the zoom, wide-angle, and thermal sensors, delivering a fast distance reading with a single tap. This adds measurement precision to a mission without requiring a second tool.

Is this payload a good fit for zoom and thermal work together?

Yes. The zoom camera provides 10x optical and up to 160x hybrid zoom, while the thermal sensor adds its own 16x digital zoom, letting operators switch between wide situational views and tight detail inspection in a single flight. Both the zoom and wide-angle cameras record 4000 x 3000 video at 30 fps. This combination is well suited to inspection, surveillance, and investigation work that needs both visual clarity and thermal data. Dronefly specialists can help match this configuration to your specific mission profile.