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Iris 3MP Compact 316L Stainless Steel Thru-Hull/Panel IP Camera - 2.8mm Lens [IRIS435-28]

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Iris 3MP Compact 316L Stainless Steel Thru-Hull/Panel IP Camera - 2.8mm Lens [IRIS435-28]3MP Compact 316L Stainless Steel Thru Hull Panel IP Camera 2. 8mm Lens Looking for a discrete backup or tender watch camera, covert security camera, or through hull through transom camera? Look no further the IRIS S435 (IP) S1435 (Analogue Analogue HD) compact bullet style camera is what you need. Available in marine grade 316L stainless steel or anodized aluminum, the S435 S1435 is available as an IP camera (IRIS S435) based on our best selling S460

3MP Compact 316L Stainless Steel Thru-Hull/Panel IP Camera - 2.8mm Lens

Looking for a discrete backup or tender watch camera, covert security camera, or through hull/through transom camera? Look no further - the IRIS-S435 (IP) / S1435 (Analogue / Analogue HD) compact bullet-style camera is what you need.

Available in marine grade 316L stainless steel or anodized aluminum, the S435/S1435 is available as an IP camera (IRIS-S435) based on our best-selling S460 camera engine and also in analog/analog HD formats (IRIS-S1435).

The camera features built-in infrared LED illumination for close-range (10m) visibility in the dark and is supplied with 60° wedge adapters to enable you to angle the camera if necessary.

The IP version of the camera (IRIS435) is directly compatible with Raymarine, Navico (Simrad, B & G, Lowrance), and Furuno chart plotters. Compatibility with Garmin MFDs is achieved in conjunction with our CMAC camera management system for boats. 

The analog/analog HD version of the camera can interface with all chart plotters supporting composite video in CVBS mode, and when switched to any of the three analog HD modes (AHD, TVI, CVI) interfaces either through our CMAC system or by using an Iris TVIHDMI convertor to provide HD resolution in real-time.

The camera can be supplied with 80°, 120°, and 154° lens options and is ONVIF profile S compliant.

Finally, with an IP68 environmental rating, the camera can also be used below the water line to keep an eye on running gear, film your fishing adventures, or even attached to a pole and used as an underwater inspection camera.

Features:

  • Available in IP or Analogue (CVBS, TVI, CVI, AHD) Formats
  • Machined from 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel or Aluminum
  • 3MP HD Resolution (IP Models)
  • 2MP HD Resolution (Analogue Model (TVI, CVI or AHD mode)
  • SD Analogue (CVBS) format 1000TVL Resolution
  • Compatible with Raymarine / Axiom (LH2 and Higher)
  • Compatible with Furuno TZT / TimeZero 4.1
  • Compatible with Navico MFDs Inc. SIMRAD, Lowrance, and B & G
  • Compatible with CMAC for use with Garmin MFD’s
  • Built In Infra Red LED Illumination (8m Range)
  • PoE Option (IRISS460 IP Model)
  • Use Above or Below Water Level
  • IP68 Environmental Protection

Technical Specifications:

  • Format - IP
  • Resolution - 2304 x 1296
  • Horizontal Field of View - 120°
  • Interface - RJ45 10/100 Base T Ethernet / Setup through Browser
  • Video Processing - H.264 / H.265 Codec / Dual Stream (Main / Substream) 3 Instances Max
  • Protocol/Video Format - TCP/UDP/HTTP/Multicast/UPnP/NTP/RTSP/ONVIF
  • Onvif - Profile S v2.4
  • Bitrate - VBR / CBR 32kbps 8Mbps
  • Illumination - 6 x 850nm Infra Red - 10 meter Range / Available with White LED Illumination on Request
  • Mirroring - Horizontal & Vertical - Configure via Browser Interface
  • Operating Temperature - -30 - +60°
  • Connections - Water Resistant RJ45 Socket (Field Installable Backshell Supplied) / Non-PoE with 2.5mm DC Power Socket
  • Material - 316L Marine Grade Stainless Steel / Aluminum Option Available
  • Power - PoE IEEE802.3af / 12VDC <200mA Max
This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.
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