IRIS-S460-28 - Iris 3MP Marine Grade IP Mini Dome Camera - 2.8mm Lens

Iris 3MP Marine Grade IP Mini Dome Camera - 2.8mm Lens

The Iris SX60 range of miniature marine-grade stainless steel cameras offers superior video quality for various applications. This IP camera is designed for durability and compatibility, ensuring it meets the demands of marine environments.

The IRIS-S460 is a 3MP camera that integrates seamlessly with Raymarine, Navico, and Furuno systems, providing a versatile solution for your surveillance needs. Its advanced features, including Power over Ethernet (PoE) and 12VDC operation, allow for flexible installation and easy connectivity.

Crafted from 316 stainless steel, the housing is designed to withstand challenging marine conditions, making it ideal for monitoring workboats, fishing vessels, and luxury yachts. The compact design (58mm high and 60mm in diameter) ensures it remains unobtrusive while delivering high-quality surveillance.

Equipped with built-in IR LEDs, this camera can illuminate areas up to 10 meters in low-light conditions, enhancing visibility at night. Whether for engine room monitoring, deck surveillance, or as a sleek docking camera, the IRIS SX60 caters to all maritime monitoring needs.

The IRIS-S460-28 is a 3MP marine-grade IP mini dome camera designed for surveillance in challenging maritime environments. This camera is built with a durable 316 stainless steel housing, making it suitable for applications on workboats, fishing vessels, and luxury yachts. It provides high-definition 3MP video quality and features a 2.8mm lens. The camera integrates with Raymarine, Navico, and Furuno systems, offering compatibility with various multifunction displays and chart plotters. Power over Ethernet (PoE) and 12VDC power options allow for flexible installation. Built-in IR LEDs provide illumination up to 10 meters for night vision. Its compact size (58mm H x 60mm D) enables discreet placement for monitoring engine rooms, decks, or for use as a docking camera. This product addresses the need for robust, integrated surveillance in marine settings.