Here's the comparison between the Alvium G1-1242 and Alvium G5-1242 on the three attributes you asked about (both come in color and mono variants with identical specs for these attributes):
| Attribute | Alvium G1-1242 | Alvium G5-1242 |
|---|---|---|
| Max power consumption | 4 W | 7.1 W |
| Weight | 70 g | 100 g |
| Max operating temperature | 65 °C | 60 °C |
Summary:
- The G1-1242 draws less power (4 W vs. 7.1 W), is lighter (70 g vs. 100 g), and supports a higher max operating temperature (65 °C vs. 60 °C). alliedvisi... +5alliedvision.com ↗“power.max_power_consumption_w=4 W”alliedvision.com ↗“thermal.max_operating_temp_c=65 °C”alliedvision.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=70 g”alliedvision.com ↗“power.max_power_consumption_w=7.1 W”alliedvision.com ↗“thermal.max_operating_temp_c=60 °C”alliedvision.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=100 g”
- Both models share the same minimum operating temperature (−20 °C), and their temperature ranges are stated as housing temperature limits. alliedvisi...alliedvision.com ↗“thermal.min_operating_temp_c=-20 °C, thermal.operating_temp_condition=Housing temperature limit”
Both are Allied Vision Alvium cameras built on the same Sony IMX545 global-shutter sensor at 12.4 MP resolution; the G1 variant uses a GigE (1000BASE-T) interface while the G5 uses 5GBASE-T/2.5GBASE-T (NBASE-T) with 1000BASE-T fallback. alliedvisi... +2alliedvision.com ↗“camera.sensor_model=Sony IMX545”alliedvision.com ↗“camera.interface=IEEE 802.3 1000BASE-T”alliedvision.com ↗“5GBASE-T or 2.5GBASE-T (NBASE-T) and 1000BASE-T”