FLIR Camera Systems
FLIR marine camera systems, including daylight and low-light pan-tilt units and integrated multi-sensor packages.
What sets FLIR units apart
FLIR's marine cameras range from fixed daylight units to pan tilt thermal cameras, and the choice between them comes down to what you're trying to detect and at what range. Thermal imaging picks up heat signatures rather than visible light, which makes it effective for spotting other vessels, swimmers or debris in darkness or fog where a conventional low light camera would show nothing useful.
Multi sensor packages combine a thermal and daylight camera in a single housing with a shared pan tilt mechanism, which simplifies installation to one mounting point and one cable run rather than two separate systems, though it does mean planning for a single higher current power feed.
Integration with a chartplotter display for overlay or picture in picture depends on the specific FLIR model and the plotter's software version, so it's worth checking compatibility against your existing display before choosing a unit.
