Thermal Camera M364C: Mysterious and stable image in darkness

High-speed multispectral marine cameras with active gyroscopic stabilisation

Combining a high-definition low-light visible camera with one of FLIR's most advanced thermal camera cores, the M364C delivers excellent situational awareness and superior image quality at sea. This camera uses multispectral image processing to provide exclusive FLIR Color Thermal Vision™ (CTV) technology when used with Raymarine Axiom™ MFDs. Colour thermal vision fuses visible camera detail with thermal imagery, adding vital colour cues to help captains clearly identify thermal-sighted navigation aids and other vessels. Its superb imaging performance and advanced gyro-stabilisation make the M364C an indispensable tool for law enforcement, commercial mariners, and serious recreational boaters.

Thermal and visual image capture with FLIR Color Thermal Vision and MSX® technology

FLIR Boson 640 × 512 thermal sensor
Thermal imaging detects objects in complete darkness, glare, and light fog.
Integrate the M364C with your Raymarine Axiom and take advantage of FLIR's colour thermal imaging and MSX multispectral imaging.
A colour thermal camera combines a thermal camera and a low-light visible camera to allow captains to easily identify coloured details such as navigation lights and aids.

HIGHLY PRICED NAVIGATION

The HD visible image sensor for low light and long-range zoom provide enhanced target detection.

Better than binoculars – with 30x optical zoom and image stabilisation, the M364C offers excellent long-range image capture and positive target acquisition.
Ultra-low-light camera technology provides a visible image even in the most challenging lighting conditions
With Raymarine Axiom and award-winning ClearCruise™ Augmented Reality technology, you can display real-time AIS targets, chart objects and waypoints.

A KINDLY LOOK AT THE CRUEL SEA

A steady and stable view in harsh weather keeps the eye on the target.

Two-axis mechanical stabilisation virtually eliminates the effects of tilt, rise, and drift.
Horizontal stabilisation automatically keeps the camera pointed in the same direction as the base turns
Integrated AHRS (Attitude and Heading Reference System)

Technical data

Ping	12–24 V direct current
Power consumption	56 W
Operating temperature	-25 to +55 °C
Storage temperature	-30 to +70 °C
Detector type	1 / 2.8 “Exmor R CMOS (daylight) 640x512 VOx microbolometer (thermal image)
Resolution	1080/30 pixels (HD)
Refresh rate	9 Hz
Suum	30x optical zoom
Digital zoom	12x (daylight) 4x (thermopile)
Clothing gap	63.7 x 35.8° (daylight) 24 x 18° (thermopile)
Focal length	129 to 4.3 mm (daylight) 18 mm (thermopiles)
Target identification range	Human in water: max 823 m Ships: max 2200 m
Adjustment range (panoramic)	360°
Control range (slope)	+ -90°
Melting snow	Jah
Literal compatibility	Jah
Network video output	H.264
Analogue video output	NTSC PAL (BNC)
Waterproof	IPX6
Height	311.3 mm
Diameter	222.2 mm
Cal	6.3 kg

This is a specific product which, when used in systems other than Raymarine LightHouse II and LightHouse 3/4/5, requires at least elementary knowledge of computer networking and IP addresses. If you already know you will be using this product elsewhere other than the aforementioned Raymarine systems, it is essential to purchase the JCU-2 joystick as well. If you are unsure whether you will be able to manage, consult your IT specialist before purchasing. If success is doubtful or seems too complex, it is wiser to refrain from purchasing this product. We do not provide computer and IT support. NB! Thermal cameras cannot be returned.