Description
Key features
- Advanced stabilization: The
features a two-axis gyro-stabilization system. It uses an Attitude Heading Reference Sensor (AHRS) to virtually eliminate the effects of vessel pitch and yaw, providing a steady image even in rough seas.
- High-definition visible sensor: A 1920 x 1080 resolution ultra-low light camera offers enhanced vision in challenging light conditions, such as twilight or while navigating with ambient shore light.
- Powerful zoom: The camera’s 30x optical zoom is far more powerful than binoculars, allowing for positive target identification over long distances. It also has a 12x electronic zoom.
- Pan and tilt: With 360° continuous pan and +/-90° tilt functionality, the
M300C
gives mariners total control to monitor targets in any direction.
- Seamless integration: The
M300C
is designed to integrate with navigation and security systems. When paired with Raymarine Axiom displays, it can be controlled from the chartplotter and supports ClearCruise™ Augmented Reality.
- Rugged design: The camera is housed in a durable, IPX6-rated enclosure that can withstand punishing marine environments, including heavy seas, high winds, and salt mist.
M300 series comparison
The
is part of a larger series of FLIR marine cameras, which include both visible and thermal options.
- M300C: Visible-only camera with 30x optical zoom. Designed for captains who primarily need enhanced low-light and long-range visible imaging, without the added cost of thermal technology.
- M332 / M364: Dedicated thermal cameras that use heat signatures to create images, allowing navigation in total darkness, glare, and light fog.
- M364C / M364C LR: Dual-sensor cameras that combine both thermal and visible imaging. They feature FLIR’s Color Thermal Vision™ (CTV) technology, which blends thermal and color video to enhance the identification of targets at night.
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