DJI Mavic 3T Gimbal Camera Front or Rear Housing

The Mavic 3T's gimbal carries three cameras, including a thermal camera, in a housing that takes the impact in most crashes. Despite its title, this listing offers both the front and the rear camera housing as separate options.

Choose Camera Front Housing or Camera Rear Housing. The listing names no maker, so both are sold as aftermarket.

Which Mavic 3T housing do you need?

• Camera Front Housing: a cracked or broken front shell around the lenses.

• Camera Rear Housing: a damaged back shell of the camera head.

Bench notes for the 3T

Confirm all three cameras work before ordering a housing; moving damaged cameras into a new shell won't fix them. Transfer the camera module carefully with the lenses covered, protect the flex cables and keep screws sorted by position. The thermal camera's window is part of the camera head, so avoid scratching it.

Calibrate the gimbal afterward and test each camera. For enterprise operators, a new housing returns the drone to service without replacing the cameras, provided they survived the crash. Order the matching option for the damaged side only, since the front and rear housings are priced separately.