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Iris 316 Stainless Steel Marine Camera - TVL - Wide Angle - Reversible - Nitrogen Purged - Infrared

Garmin GC14 Marine Camera Iris 316 Stainless Steel Marine Camera  - TVL - Wide Angle - Reversible - Nitrogen Purged - Infrared Iris 4-In-1 Flush Vertical Surface Mount - 316L - Recess Mount Dome
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316 Stainless Steel Marine Camera - TVL - Wide Angle - Reversible - Nitrogen Purged - Infrared

The IRIS090 fixed camera is an extremely compact 'bullet' style device that features 24 built-in infrared LEDs, a high-resolution SONY camera, and all the image enhancement features you come to expect from top-end cameras such as Dynamic Noise Reduction, Wide Dynamic Range, and much more.

The IRIS090 is fitted as standard with an extensive angled 2.1mm lens, providing a horizontal angle of view of 120°. This makes it the perfect choice for covering bathing platforms or monitoring engine rooms.

The IRIS090 housing is machined from solid billet A316 Stainless Steel, making it ideal for the toughest of marine environments.

Features:

  • Machined from billet A316 Stainless Steel, the IRIS090 offers exceptional image quality in a tough, stylish housing that also boasts IP68 waterproof protection
  • The Sony Super HAD II CCD chipset produces crisp 700TVL resolution composite video which can be viewed on all major chart-plotters and monitors with exceptional low-light clarity
  • Built-in photo-diode activates a ring of 24 infrared LEDs (850nm) for illumination to a distance of up to 50 feet in pitch-black conditions
  • Features an extensive list of setup functions to achieve the best possible images in all conditions
This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.
Manufacturer : Iris Innovations
Manufacturer Part No : IRIS090
UPC : 5060777480189
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