SIONYX Nightwave Ultra Low-Light Marine Camera - Grey [C014700]
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Nightwave Ultra Low-Light Marine Camera - GreyNightwave is an ultra low-light marine navigational camera built around SIONYX’s patented Black Silicon...
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Nightwave Ultra Low-Light Marine Camera - Grey
Nightwave is an ultra low-light marine navigational camera built around SIONYX’s patented Black Silicon CMOS sensor. It allows mariners of all levels to easily spot obstacles and debris in moonless starlight without white light or expensive thermal cameras, navigating safely, avoiding collisions, and maximizing time on the water. IP67-rated, it’s built to operate in the toughest marine environments.
Nightwave’s flexible mounting and video streaming setups allow both seamless integrations with major brand MFDs and the option to view live video on your mobile device – so you can navigate confidently in the dark from any vessel with clear color digital night vision.
Features:
- Gray camera color
- MFD compatible
- Detect a man-sized object from 150 m (492 ft.) away
- <1 mlx moonless starlight sensitivity allows you to see well beyond human eyesight
- A stable 44º field of view increases situational awareness to spot unexpected obstacles, debris, markers, vessels, and more
- IP67 rating protects against water, sand, salt, and dust. Dry nitrogen is purged to prevent lens fogging. Safely use Nightwave in inclement weather conditions
- Flexible installation options allow seamless integration with major brand MFDs and WiFi video streaming to the new SIONYX mobile app
Included:
- SIONYX Nightwave Ultra Low-Light Marine Camera (CRV-500C)
- Analog video cable [5M]
- SMA to BNC adapter
- BNC to RCA adapter
- Power fuse & fuse holder
- Digital video cable USB [3M]
- Base gasket
- Mounting hardware
- User manual
- Install template
Camera Specifications:
- Sensor Type: XQE1350 BSI CMOS
- Resolution: 1280 X 1024
- Frame Rate: 30 HZ
- Horizontal Field of View: 44°
- Visible Spectrum: 400-1200NM
- Focus Range: 10M TO INFINITY
- Lens: 16MM F/1.4
System Specifications:
- Video Out: Analog video [NTSC]
- Analog Video Connection: SMA / BNC/ RCA
- Wireless Communications: WiFi + Bluetooth
- Power In: 12Vdc / 5Vdc[USB]
- Power Connection: Tinned copper wire / USB [with provided optional cable]
Environmental Specifications:
- Ingress Protection: IP67 water and dust resistant
- Shock & Vibration: IEC60945 [V15G | H:9G] | IK08
- Operating Temperature: -20°C To +50°C
- Storage Temperature: -20°C To +80°C
Physical Specifications:
- Permanently mount to a flat surface, ball up or down, using the included mounting template and hardware
- Bulkhead Mount: 4 X M6 Blind Holes
- Top-Down Mounting Holes
- Temporarily mount via the single 1/4 in. 20 center mount
- Once mounted, the camera features manual vertical tilt adjustment
Power and Output Options:
- The preferred video output must be selected using the SIONYX App
- WiFi communication and command and control options are available via the SIONYX App using either 12V DC or USB
Quick Guide (pdf)
Owner's Manual (pdf)
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SIONYX Nightwave Ultra Low-Light Marine Camera - Grey [C014700]
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