Need a Large Batch of FPV Cameras? How Working with FPV Vision Works

Choosing one camera is relatively straightforward. For dozens or hundreds of units, other questions arise: which model fits, how many are needed now, whether another batch is expected, how products are checked before shipping and what happens if an actual defect is found.

Describe the task, quantity, operating conditions and budget. The exact model can be chosen during the discussion.

How Cooperation Starts

To get started, share the quantity, operating conditions, budget and purchase type: a one-time delivery or repeat batches. If you have a model in mind, include it.

A technical brief is not required. If you are unsure about TVL, Lux and WDR, describe the operating conditions and image you need; the camera selection guide can help you prepare technical criteria.

Choosing a Camera for the Task

Choose a model based on operating conditions, image requirements and system compatibility. There is no need to pay more for features the task does not require.

Also check that the image suits your task and confirm that cameras are inspected before shipping. For advice on matching a model to your needs, read “An FPV Camera Is a Consumable. Poor Image Quality Should Not Be Normal”. The practical meaning of the core specifications is covered in “How to Choose an FPV Camera: TVL, Lux, WDR and PAL/NTSC”.

If You Need a Large Batch

For a large batch, agree on the model, quantity and whether further deliveries may be needed. This helps with purchase planning.

Share estimated quantities for future batches. For each enquiry, confirm the model, availability, price and dispatch timing; current purchasing information is on the wholesale page.

Separate the current requirement from a preliminary future plan. If figures are estimates, say so.

Cameras Are Checked Before Shipping

FPV Vision checks cameras before shipping. This is not a promise of a specific number of tests or that defects will never occur.

If the image is blurry, describe the symptom and conditions. The cause may sometimes be focus, which can be carefully adjusted by turning the lens. This does not necessarily indicate a structural defect.

What Happens if an Actual Defect Is Found

A confirmed structural defect, such as a missing required thread, is different from a focus issue. FPV Vision cameras are eligible for replacement if a structural defect is confirmed.

Describe the specific issue so it can be distinguished from an adjustment issue or a fault elsewhere in the video system.

One-Time Purchase or Repeat Batches

Start with an agreed batch. If purchases will recur, share an approximate schedule and quantity.

Availability and pricing are confirmed separately for each delivery. For planning, also agree on model requirements and operating conditions.

If quantities may change, provide an approximate range rather than an unconfirmed exact figure.

Bulk Pricing: Confirmed PRBZ Tiers

The prices below apply only to the PRBZ Mini 1800TVL manufactured by FLTX. They are not prices for other models.

The prices above apply only to the PRBZ Mini 1800TVL. Separate published quantity tiers are listed on the FPV Starlight JS-18Por product page; check current prices for Caddx Ratel Pro and Caddx Thermal IRC-640CA on their product pages, and confirm each order individually.

For a quote, specify the quantity of PRBZ Mini 1800TVL cameras and whether repeat orders are expected. List other models separately.

A Straightforward Way to Work Together

Describe the task, quantity and budget. If you have chosen a model, name it; otherwise, start with the operating conditions.

This information is enough to discuss the model and batch size.