Black Oak Nitron XD Night Vision Camera – White Housing – Standard Mount

Description

Add a white fixed-mount night-vision solution to a hardtop or deck with the Black Oak Nitron XD Standard-Mount Camera. Its low-light and thermal imaging platform is built for boaters who want to observe traffic, shorelines, docks, and activity around the vessel after dark through a compatible MFD or monitor. Need an elevated camera view without a tall pedestal or a moving camera turret? The standard-mount Nitron XD uses a compact white marine housing, Ethernet or composite video output, and 12V/24V power for fixed installation.

Key Specifications

• Black Oak Nitron XD Night Vision Camera, White Housing, Standard Mount, SKU NITRON-XD-W-STD.
• Fixed-mount thermal and low-light marine camera system.
• High-definition digital video output through Ethernet and composite video connections.
• White powder-coated marine housing with a standard deck or hardtop flat-mount base.
• IP68-rated marine enclosure.
• 12V/24V DC operating input.
• Approximately 25W maximum power consumption.
• Operating temperature range of -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 6.0 × 8.0 inches; approximate weight: 6.5 lb (2.95 kg).

Integration

The Nitron XD requires a compatible MFD, monitor, video interface, or network viewer. Confirm whether the intended display accepts Ethernet or composite video and identify required adapters, cables, and power connections before ordering. The camera is not a chartplotter, radar, AIS receiver, GPS unit, or stand-alone navigation display.

Thermal and low-light video can assist observation in darkness or reduced visibility, but it does not guarantee detection or recognition of hazards. Use the camera alongside radar, navigation lights, sound signals, official charts, proper watchkeeping, and safe vessel operation.

Installation Notes

Install the camera on a rigid, flat deck or hardtop surface with a clear view of the intended direction. Avoid mounting near exhaust, strong deck-light glare, antennas, rails, rigging, radar equipment, or structures that can block the lens. Plan Ethernet or composite video, power, and display connections before drilling.

Use marine-grade fasteners, corrosion isolation where dissimilar metals meet, sealed cable entries, and correctly rated circuit protection. Inspect the housing, lens, mounting base, and cable seals regularly, then rinse salt deposits with fresh water when appropriate.

Before Ordering

Confirm preferred Ethernet or composite-video connection, compatible MFD or monitor input, 12V/24V power supply, white-housing finish, standard-mount location, viewing direction, cable route, and clearance from other hardtop equipment before ordering.