Raymarine
FLIR M364C
FLIR M364C
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High resolution marine thermal camera with pan and tilt, 2-axis gyro stabilization and ultra low-light visible sensor.
M364C Stabilised Pan & Tilt Thermal IP Camera (640 x 512, 24° FoV) with electronic zoom and Colour Low Light Camera with 30X electronic zoom
Multispectral Marine Cameras with Active Gyro-Stabilization
Featuring a high definition ultra-low light camera and one of the most advanced FLIR thermal imaging cores, the M364C and M364C LR provide an elite level of awareness on the water. Both models feature use multispectral FLIR Color Thermal Vision™, the blending of the visible camera with thermal to let mariners use color enhanced imagery to identify navigation aids and other vessels within the thermal scene.
2-Axis Stabilization
Mechanical image stabilization provides a steady view in rough seas.
Color Thermal Vision
Blends the visible camera with a thermal image for positive identification of buoys and other vessels.
Two Camera Payloads
High Resolution Thermal + Ultra Low Light Visible Camera.
Elite Awareness with Multispectral Imaging
- Thermal imaging detects objects in complete darkness, glare, and light fog
- Marine Video Analytics (MVA) object detection technology recognizes and highlights non-water objects like boats, buoys, or floating debris
- Color Thermal Vision blends the thermal and low light visible cameras to easily identify color details like navigational lights and navigation aids.
Superior FLIR Thermal and Ultra-Low Light Night Vision
The M364C and M364C LR — FLIR's most advanced M300 series cameras
- FLIR Boson thermal imaging core combined with HD visible camera
- Rugged IPX6 pan and tilt housing is built to withstand the elements
- Advanced onboard image processing technology
- Analog video, HD-SDI, and two independent IP video stream for expanded integration.
Chartplotter Compatible
FLIR M-Series cameras are designed to integrate seamlessly with chartplotters and multi-function display from Furuno, Garmin, Raymarine and Simrad. View the thermal image on your chartplotter display and control the camera's pan and tilt with your chartplotter's touchscreen.