Here's how the Mako G-319 PoE and Manta G-319 PoE compare on the three attributes you asked about. Both share the same Sony IMX265 global-shutter sensor and 2064 × 1544 resolution, so the differences are in the power electronics, not imaging.
| Attribute | Mako G-319 PoE | Manta G-319 PoE |
|---|---|---|
| Input voltage range | 10.8 to 26.4 VDC AUX, or 802.3at Type 1 PoE | 8 to 30 VDC AUX, or IEEE 802.3af PoE |
| Max power consumption | 2.6 W | 3.1 W |
| Full-resolution frame rate | 37 fps | 37 fps |
Key takeaways:
- Input voltage range: The Manta G-319 PoE accepts a wider AUX input range (8–30 V vs. the Mako's 10.8–26.4 V), which gives it more headroom with unregulated or automotive-style supplies. On PoE, the Mako is specified for 802.3at Type 1, while the Manta lists IEEE 802.3af as optional. alliedvisi... +1alliedvision.com ↗“power.power_input_verbatim=10.8 to 26.4 VDC AUX or 802.3at Type 1 PoE”alliedvision.com ↗“power.power_input_verbatim=8 to 30 VDC AUX or IEEE 802.3af PoE”
- Power consumption: The Mako draws less — 2.6 W max vs. the Manta's 3.1 W. alliedvisi... +1alliedvision.com ↗“power.max_power_consumption_w=2.6”alliedvision.com ↗“power.max_power_consumption_w=3.1”
- Full-res frame rate: Identical at 37 fps for both, stated as the datasheet full-resolution maximum (pixel format and throughput unspecified in that figure). alliedvisi... +1alliedvision.com ↗“camera.max_full_resolution_frame_rate_fps=37”alliedvision.com ↗“camera.max_full_resolution_frame_rate_fps=37”
Note that each line comes in two sensor variants (G-319B and G-319C PoE); the specs above are identical across those variants within each product line.