CZI manufactures professional drone payloads including gimbal searchlights, loudspeakers, and thermal cameras for industrial and search-and-rescue UAV operations.
CZI (ChengZhi) is a specialized manufacturer of intelligent drone payloads and accessories, focusing on extending the operational capabilities of industrial unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The brand is well-regarded for its seamless integration with major drone platforms like the DJI Matrice series (M300 RTK, M30) and DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise.
CZI's product lineup includes high-intensity gimbal searchlights (such as the GL10, GL60, and GL300), integrated loudspeakers for broadcasting warnings and instructions (LP12), and advanced dual-light night vision systems (C30N). These tools are critical for night patrols, emergency search and rescue, power grid inspections, and law enforcement applications. By utilizing standard interfaces like DJI SkyPort and PSDK, CZI ensures plug-and-play compatibility and control directly through flight apps like DJI Pilot 2.
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Activation can be performed via the CZI Pilot App or CZI Sound App. Connect the device (via Bluetooth or drone connection), select 'Connect Device' in the app, and follow the 'Activate Now' prompt.
Firmware updates are available on the official website at www.gzczzn.com. Updates can often be applied via DJI Assistant 2 or through the CZI Sound/Pilot apps.
Compatibility varies by model. The GL10 is designed for the DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise, while the GL60 and GL300 utilize the DJI SkyPort V2 interface for the Matrice M300 RTK and M210 V2 series.
CZI devices integrate with the DJI Pilot 2 App. Once connected via PSDK/SkyPort, control buttons for on/off, brightness adjustment, and gimbal modes appear directly within the flight interface.
CZI searchlights like the GL10 and GL60 feature automatic temperature control systems. However, avoid direct contact with the outer shell during operation to prevent burns, and ensure the drone is in flight to provide adequate airflow for cooling if operating at high power.