Expand your field of vision on board your boat Have an additional pair of eyes on board your boat to monitor both the deck and the areas below it. The analog camera offers images with excellent quality even in low light, which is ideal for machine rooms It offers visibility up to 15 meters in low light, an improvement over the analog cameras of the previous generation The inverted image option of compatible plotters is useful for reversing from narrow places such as a crowded marina The images can be rotated 90, 180 or 270 degrees on the compatible plotters to mount the device in any orientation Don't miss a single detail of what happens both on and around your boat with the GC 14 nautical camera. With the GC 14 camera on the boat, you will be able to control both the inside and the outside when you are in the water or if you have already put the anchor. Don't miss a single detail This compact and discreet analog camera provides images with excellent quality that can be viewed on on-board televisions, video monitors or plotters that support video input. It can be used in different areas, both on the deck and below it, and the images can be viewed on a plotter or on several compatible networked plotters. Place it practically anywhere. The GC 14 camera has a practical reverse imaging option that helps to reverse narrow places such as a crowded marina. It even provides sharp images in low light, which is ideal for monitoring dark engine rooms. Its small size and the robust waterproof housing allow it to be easily installed in different locations. Features: Resolution: PAL: 976 (H) X 582 (v) Exploration system: PAL: 625 interlaced lines 2:1 Synchronization system: internal Low-light vision range: up to 15 m. Viewing angle (D×H×W ): 95.0° X 69.0° X 52.0° Video output: 1 watt peak to peak, compound, 75 Ω Signal/noise index: more than 52 dB (AGC disabled) Operating temperature: from -10 ℃ to +50 ℃ Power consumption: 12 V DC; 80 mA (IR deactivated); 170 mA (IR activated) Weight: 205 g Dimensions (depth X height): 50.5 mm × 44.3 mm Cable length: 2 ft (60 cm) Safety distance of the compass: 254 mm (10′′) IPX7 water resistance rating FAQs Does the GC 14 support upside-down or sideways installation?Yes, the camera can be mounted upside-down or sideways. The image can be reversed for rearview applications via the chartplotter. What type of cable is needed for video connection?A BNC to BNC coaxial video cable (not included) is required for connecting the camera to a compatible chartplotter. Is the GC 14 water resistant for outdoor installation?It has an IPX7 rating, meaning it withstands incidental exposure to water of up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. What is the procedure for grounding to reduce video interference?Install a composite video ground loop isolator between the camera and any chartplotter without isolated power ground. How should the GC 14 camera be mounted?You can mount the camera upside-down or sideways and adjust the dome base for your desired tilt. How do you secure the camera after placing it in the dome base?Secure the set screws in the dome front using the included wrench after inserting the camera. What voltage range is required to power the GC 14 camera?The camera requires a DC input voltage range of 9 to 18 volts for operation. How should the camera be positioned to avoid image flicker?Ensure the camera is pointing away from the sun and adjust plotter contrast if needed. 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