Here's the comparison for your outdoor PoE install:
| Spec | Femto Mega I | Gemini 335Le |
|---|---|---|
| IP rating | IP65 | IP67 |
| Operating temperature | 0 °C to 45 °C | −10 °C to 50 °C |
| Weight | 1080 g | 220 g |
Notes relevant to your install:
- Both cameras are PoE-powered over their Gigabit Ethernet / M12 X-coded connection, so either can run on a single PoE cable drop. The Femto Mega I is PoE Class 802.3at (PoE+); the Gemini 335Le's PoE class is not listed in the catalog.
- For harsher outdoor exposure, the Gemini 335Le is the stronger pick: IP67 gives it a higher dust/water ingress rating than IP65, and its −10 °C to 50 °C range is wider on both ends. Note the Gemini 335Le's temperature range depends on frame rate — its −10 °C to 50 °C spec holds at 15 fps, with the maximum dropping to 45 °C at 30/60 fps, so factor in your required frame rate.
- The Femto Mega I is about 5x heavier (1080 g vs 220 g), which matters for bracket/mast mounting. It also integrates a Jetson Nano onboard, whereas the Gemini 335Le is a depth camera without onboard compute, so your system architecture may weigh more heavily than the environmental specs.