Unit Profile
Yacht Cam
Extreme lowlight & thermal cameras — with tracking
Extreme Definition
2.13 megapixel daylight resolution for extreme definition.
Extreme Illumination
Lowlight sensitivity of 0.0013 Lux (color), 0.0008 Lux (mono).
Tracking (Optional)
Night Master US cameras read NMEA0183 radar strings, compute the algorithm from current vessel position, and actively track the target.
Key Features
What's in the housing.
360° pan, 15–90° tilt
High-range detection, HD color CMOS
Thermal resolution 384×288 / 640×480 / 640×512
Dual analog & H.264 outputs (visual + thermal)
Auto PTZ address, protocol/baud adaption
Auto power-off on low voltage
ISO9001 certified
Fast video refresh, 2x/4x zoom
Visual camera: 1/2.8" CMOS, 2.13MP, 30x zoom
Vertical stabilization, WDR, Day/Night (ICR)
10.8–28V input, IP67 waterproof
Sensor Output
Lowlight, palette by palette.
Taken at 11PM with no moon.
Digital Stabilization
Built-in digital stabilization compensates vertical origin to stabilize images, enabling the camera to perform well even in rough weather conditions.
Continuous Thermal Imaging
The highest resolution for daylight and thermal imaging — 640 × 480 thermal core at 25hz/30hz provides clear and continuous thermal images.
Camera Modes
Seven modes, one button away.
MOB Mode
Man-overboard tuning shows more detail of a person in the water.
Night Mode
AGC adjusted to display a darker thermal image.
Day Mode
AGC adjusted to display a brighter thermal image.
Docking Mode
Sharpens close-range detail to find docking obstacles easily.
Tilt Angle Indicator
On-screen readout of camera tilt.
Horizontal Angle Indicator
On-screen readout of pan position.
Stabilization
Single-axis digital stabilization keeps the image steady in rough water.
Helm station lowlight views
