FLIR M364 Stabilized Thermal IP Camera

Description

Improve thermal detail at the helm with the FLIR M364 Stabilized Thermal IP Camera. The 640 × 512 thermal core, 18° field of view, and two-axis gyro stabilization provide a controlled thermal image for operators monitoring waterway traffic, shorelines, docks, and nearby activity in darkness or difficult weather. Want a pan-and-tilt thermal camera with higher resolution than entry-level models? The M364 combines continuous 360° pan, 4× digital zoom, Color Thermal Vision, and network video for compatible marine displays.

Key Specifications

• FLIR M364 stabilized thermal IP marine camera, SKU E55311.
• 640 × 512 uncooled VOx microbolometer thermal core.
• 18° × 14° field of view with 4× continuous digital zoom.
• Two-axis gyro stabilization with continuous 360° pan and ±90° tilt.
• Supports Color Thermal Vision and ClearCruise thermal analytics on compatible Raymarine systems.
• Ethernet IP video, including RTSP and ONVIF Profile S support.
• Compatible NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 integration.
• 12V/24V DC input with approximately 41W nominal draw and up to 56W with heaters active.
• IPX6 protection, operating range of -13°F to 131°F (-25°C to 55°C), and approximately 13.9 lb (6.3 kg) weight.

Integration

The M364 needs a compatible MFD, monitor, or IP video viewer. It does not include a chartplotter, display, radar, or GNSS receiver. Ethernet carries its video, while NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 can provide compatible heading, positioning, and control data. Confirm the network video protocols and PTZ controls supported by the intended display before installation.

Thermal imaging can help reveal heat contrast but cannot guarantee recognition or detection of every vessel, person, buoy, animal, floating object, or hazard. Results vary with weather, humidity, spray, range, temperature contrast, sea conditions, lens condition, and user settings.

Installation Notes

Install the camera on a rigid deck, hardtop, mast, or arch mount with clear sightlines and full pan-and-tilt clearance. Avoid radar transmission zones, exhaust outlets, bright lighting, rigging, rails, antennas, and structures that can obstruct the view. Choose the correct ball-up or ball-down mounting orientation for the boat and installation location.

Size the 12V/24V power circuit for maximum heater load, route Ethernet and NMEA cables in protected paths, and use sealed marine connectors with appropriate strain relief. A qualified installer should complete setup, IP addressing, heading integration, and display control configuration.

Before Ordering

Confirm compatible display support, Ethernet/ONVIF video capability, NMEA control needs, available 12V/24V power, mounting orientation, unobstructed PTZ sweep, cable lengths, and thermal field-of-view requirements before ordering.