Give your Raspberry Pi 4 PTZ camera project a full range of motion with this 2 DoF kit from Uctronics. The unit can rotate and tilt your camera module freely 180 both horizontally and vertically.

Designed to be combined with most camera modules, including the Arducam OV5647 PTZ camera, this full metal kit includes a robust servo mounting base which is secured to the included cooling fan armour case base for your Raspberry Pi 4 (not included). The U-type bracket provides 36-40mm space for you to mount a camera, and reserves 4 holes for mounting other U-type brackets of a robot arm or whatever devices you like.

With many predrilled holes on the set bracket, the PTZ kit can be stably fixed onto a panel, table, wall or another surface to give your project stability.

When assembling a camera to this PTZ kit, you will be able to create home security systems, webcam interfaces for streaming or monitoring 3D printing and many other projects.

This pan-tilt kit is an easy way to give whatever you’re making both left-right and up-down motion on your PTZ project.

Note: Depending on the camera module you wish to fit, you may also need to source a set of standoffs and screws to fix the camera to the top of this bracket.

Specifications

General

• Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 only
• Material: Full metal
• Shipping Weight: 704g
• Overall Size: 10.8cm x 8.8cm x 7.3cm

Digital servos

• DS-3115MG Digital servos – higher speed and acceleration than analogue servos
• Higher torque and consequently better-holding capability
• Weight: 60g
• Operating Voltage: 4.8 ~ 7.2 DC Volts
• Operating Current: 600mA
• Stall Torque: 15 kg/cm (4.8-7.2V)
• Speed: 15KG 0.15sec/60 4.8-7.2V
• Size: 40 x 20 x 40.5mm

Package Contents

• 1x Set bracket
• 1x Short U-type servo bracket
• 1x Raspberry pi mounting plate
• 1x multi-function servo bracket
• 1x Raspberry Pi 4 Armor Case with accessories
• 2x 15KG Metal Single-axis Digital Servos
• 2x Metal Servo horn
• 1x pack of Screws

Note: Depending on the camera module you wish to fit, you may also need to source a set of standoffs and screws to fix the camera to the top of this bracket.

Raspberry Pi and camera module not included

Resources

• Manual