Marine cameras
Engine room, deck and docking views on a display you already have.
Choose your camera.
Engine room, deck and docking views on a display you already have.
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CAM210
Bullet-style day and night IP camera with an integrated sun cover and infrared to 20 m.
The CAM210 is a ruggedised bullet-style network (IP) camera for Axiom chartplotters, with a high-definition sensor for day and night use. It suits monitoring blind spots or improving awareness underway. An integrated sun cover reduces glare, and the small mount allows installation almost anywhere on the boat. Built-in infrared emitters give near-field low-light viewing to about 20 m.
Video is 1280 × 720 by default, up to 1920 × 1080, streamed as H.264 or MJPEG. It runs from 12 V DC or from a single Power over Ethernet cable (PoE, which carries power and data together), and is rated IPX6 and IPX7 for above-deck mounting. Paired with the optional AR200 sensor it supports ClearCruise Augmented Reality overlays.
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CAM220IP
Eyeball-style full HD day and night IP camera for above or below deck, with a locking mounting frame.
The CAM220IP is a ruggedised, full HD eyeball-style network camera for use above or below deck, connecting to Axiom chartplotters for viewing, recording, playback and snapshots. A mounting frame locks the camera in place, high-brightness infrared LEDs give night viewing out to 20 m, and you can switch between several cameras from the touchscreen.
Its 2.0 MP sensor streams 1280 × 720 by default and up to 1920 × 1080, with a 3.6 mm lens giving a 51° horizontal by 93° vertical field of view. It runs from 12 V DC or Power over Ethernet (PoE, power and data on one cable) and is rated IPX6 and IPX7.
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CAM300
Mini day and night IP camera with an ultra-wide 125° view; up to four streams show on one Axiom.
The CAM300 is a mini day and night IP camera with an ultra-wide field of view, designed for Axiom chartplotters. Raymarine suggests it for watching blind spots, checking on crew or recording fishing action from the helm. It has a 3 MP sensor delivering up to 1080p, a 125° horizontal by 70° vertical view, and built-in infrared emitters for near-field low-light viewing to about 10 m.
Up to four CAM300 streams can be viewed at once on one Axiom display. The camera ball rotates within the housing, and image flip and invert settings allow ball-up, ball-down and reverse-video installs. It runs from 12 V DC or single-cable Power over Ethernet (PoE), is rated IP66 for above or below deck, and is ONVIF Profile S compatible for third-party security systems. With the optional AR200 sensor it supports ClearCruise Augmented Reality.
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CAM400
Compact day and night IP camera with 129.4° wide-angle view, infrared to 10 m and configurable distance guidelines.
The CAM400 is a compact day and night IP camera with a wide-angle lens (129.4° horizontal view), designed for Axiom chartplotters and aimed at docking, navigation and onboard security. Integrated infrared illumination covers up to 10 m at night. With an Axiom 2 running LightHouse 5, configurable on-screen distance guidelines help with close-quarters manoeuvring.
It streams high-definition H.264 or MJPEG video at up to 30 fps, runs from Power over Ethernet (PoE, power and data on one cable) or direct 12 V DC, and is IPX7 rated. It can be installed ball-up or ball-down, in gloss white or textured black. Paired with an AR200 sensor it supports augmented reality overlays of AIS targets, waypoints and chart objects. Bundle packs combine the camera and an AR200 Sensor Kit, in white or black.
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AR200
GPS and heading sensor module that stabilises video and enables ClearCruise augmented reality on Axiom.
The AR200 is not a camera. It is a GPS (GNSS) and Attitude and Heading Reference System (AHRS) module, giving Axiom chartplotters position, compass heading, pitch and roll. Paired with a compatible camera it stabilises the video and drives ClearCruise Augmented Reality, which draws information over live HD video.
Overlays include AIS targets, labelled with colour-coded status and risk information; charted navigation aids and other chart objects; and saved waypoints and marks, shown in their real-world positions, including in split-screen chart mode. Raymarine lists the CAM300, CAM210 and CAM400 as compatible cameras. It connects on SeaTalkng with a 6 m cable in the box, and is rated IPx6 and IPx7. An Axiom chartplotter is required.
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NeuBoat Dock
360-degree surround-view docking camera system for Axiom, with six cameras, developed with Avikus.
NeuBoat Dock is a surround-view camera system, developed with Avikus, that gives a 360-degree overhead view around the boat to reduce blind spots when docking. Six cameras (bow, bow-port, bow-starboard, port, starboard and stern) feed a Camera Conversion Unit and an Object Recognition Unit installed below deck, which combine the feeds into one synchronised view shown on an Axiom chartplotter at the helm. You can show the full 360-degree image or a single camera, with preset docking modes and on-screen distance guides.
Raymarine lists it for vessels up to 100 ft (30 m), and notes an additional conversion unit and network cabling may be needed above 50 ft (15 m). It is designed for new boat construction, with simplified commissioning, and calibrates on land or in the water without calibration mats. The Axiom chartplotter is sold separately.
Cameras run over the same network as the plotter, so the view appears on the Axiom rather than a separate monitor.
Pairs with an Axiom display
Chart overlay, Doppler colouring and dual range all need the radar and the display working together. We supply them together and commission them together.
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