PEACOCK Gyro Stabilized Head (20kg)
Peacock Gimbal is a high-precision gyro gimbal for stabilization shooting of studio and film cameras mounted on telescopic cranes, track robots or third-party platforms. It has a large frame, allowing full-degree-of-freedom movement of large cameras in three dimensions.

Sturdy & Durable
CNC precision-machined large-frame gimbal, solid and reliable.Supports cameras under 20kg, including large studio cameras, rotation enabled via electronic slip rings on pan, tilt and roll axes.

Stable Shooting
Supports upslung and underslung installation, compatible with telescopic cranes, track camera robots and other dynamic shooting equipment. 360° rotation enabled via electronic slip rings on pan, tilt and roll axes.

Flexible Installation & Shooting
Can be floor-mounted or ceiling-mounted; compatible with electric telescopic cranes, automatic studio crane camera robots and automatic track camera robots for dynamic shooting.

Lens Control
Supports 3-channel lens focusers to control zoom, focus and aperture functions.

Control & Transmission
Compatible with dual-joystick panel or thumb key, or handles for gimbal control; adopts serial port and network port dual data communication mode; virtual tracking with high-precision sensor data output.
Tech Specs
| Remote Head Model | Peacock Gyro |
| Remote Head Type | Cantilever 3-axis electronic gyro-stabilized remote head |
| Remote Head Payload | 20Kg |
| Remote Head Weight | 14Kg |
| Remote Head Mounting | 3-point screw; Optional Mitchell mount adapter |
| Minimum Envelope Dimensions | 491*490*302 mm |
| Remote Head Max Speed | Pan, Tilt, Roll: 120°/s |
| Pan Range Limit | ±360° |
| Tilt Range Limit | ±360° |
| Roll Range Limit | 360° |
| Power Input | DC 24V/6A |
| Power Out | DC 15V/3A |
| Operating Power | 144W |
| Control Method | Remote Control Panel |
| Remote Head Sensor Resolution (VR version) | 2,090,000 c/r |
| Lens Sensor Resolution (VR version) | 32,768 c/r |
| Compatible Cameras | Studio broadcast cameras with Canon, Fujinon lenses; with optional lens motor controls medium-to-large cinema cameras |