Three stereo depth cameras fit all your requirements: an M12 X-coded Gigabit Ethernet connector, plus global shutter on both the depth sensor and the RGB sensor.
Matching cameras orbbec.com +2orbbec.com ↗“global shutter”orbbec.com ↗“global shutter”framos.com ↗“global shutter”
| Camera | Data interface | Shutter (depth / RGB) | Max depth output | IP rating | Operating temp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orbbec Gemini 335Le | Gigabit Ethernet / M12 X-coded | Global / Global | 1280×800 @ 30 fps | IP67 | -10 to 50 °C (depends on frame rate) |
| Orbbec Gemini 435Le | Gigabit Ethernet / M12 X-coded | Global / Global | 1280×800 @ 10 fps | IP67 | -10 to 50 °C |
| FRAMOS Depth Camera D455e | Gigabit Ethernet M12 (X-coded) | Global / Global | 1280×720 | IP66 | 0 to 60 °C (housing temperature limit) |
All three can also be powered over Ethernet (PoE). orbbec.com +2orbbec.com ↗“power.poe_powered_input=True”orbbec.com ↗“power.poe_powered_input=True”framos.com ↗“alternatively M12 IEEE802.3af PoE PD”
Temperature notes:
- On the Gemini 335Le, 50 °C is the limit at 15 fps. At 30 or 60 fps the maximum drops to 45 °C. orbbec.comorbbec.com ↗“-10..50C at15fps; maximum45C at30/60fps”
- On the D455e, the 0 to 60 °C range is listed as a housing temperature limit. framos.comframos.com ↗“thermal.operating_temp_condition=Housing temperature limit”
Close but not a match:
- FRAMOS D435e: M12 X-coded connector and global-shutter depth, but the RGB sensor has a rolling shutter. framos.comframos.com ↗“rolling shutter”
- FRAMOS D415e: M12 X-coded connector, but both depth and RGB use rolling shutters. framos.comframos.com ↗“rolling shutter”
- LIPSedge AE450 and AE470: both use Gigabit Ethernet and are listed as "Global shutter". However, I couldn't find their connector type (M12 X-coded or not) or whether the global shutter covers the RGB sensor as well as depth. I can't confirm they fit, so I've left them out. lips-hci.com +1lips-hci.com ↗“camera.interface=Gigabit Ethernet, camera.shutter_type=Global shutter”lips-hci.com ↗“camera.interface=Gigabit Ethernet, camera.shutter_type=Global shutter”