Boateye360 C-1080 Full Color Night Vision Boat Camera Digital HDMI 1080p + Analog – Stainless Steel 316L

Description

Bring 1080p color video to a compatible monitor or MFD with the Boateye360 C-1080 marine night-vision camera. Its high-sensitivity low-light CMOS sensor, HDMI and analog outputs, and 316L stainless-steel housing make it a practical choice for boaters who want a permanent camera view of the bow, stern, cockpit, or docking area. Need a camera that works with both newer HDMI displays and legacy analog inputs? The C-1080 provides dual video connections and a compact IP68-rated housing for fixed deck installation.

Key Specifications

• Boateye360 C-1080 Full Color Night Vision Boat Camera, model BE360-C1080-316.
• 1920 × 1080 Full HD low-light color camera.
• Dual video outputs: HDMI digital video and analog composite video.
• High-sensitivity low-light CMOS sensor.
• Marine-grade 316L stainless-steel housing.
• IP68-rated enclosure for marine exposure.
• 12V DC operating input with maximum power consumption of approximately 6W.
• Operating temperature range of -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 3.7 × 5.5 inches; approximate weight: 3.3 lb (1.5 kg).
• Supports flush or surface deck-mount installation.

Integration

The C-1080 is a camera only and requires a compatible HDMI monitor, MFD HDMI input, analog-video monitor, or composite video interface. It is not a radar, GPS receiver, chartplotter, NMEA 2000 device, or network IP camera. Verify the intended display’s accepted video format, required connectors, and supported resolution before installation.

Low-light imaging can support observation in darkness, but results vary with ambient light, glare, rain, haze, spray, lens cleanliness, target contrast, and the camera’s fixed mounting angle. It should supplement—not replace—radar, navigation lights, visual lookout, charts, and prudent operating practices.

Installation Notes

Select a rigid mounting location with a clear fixed view of the intended area. Test camera framing before drilling because the unit does not pan, tilt, or zoom. Keep the lens away from exhaust, direct deck-light glare, heavy spray, railings, antennas, and hardware that can obstruct the view.

Use a protected 12V circuit with correctly rated fuse protection, marine-grade cable routing, sealed connections, and compatible hardware. Isolate stainless hardware from dissimilar metals where needed to help reduce galvanic-corrosion risk.

Before Ordering

Confirm the monitor or MFD accepts HDMI or composite video, verify the desired viewing angle, check 12V power availability, select a suitable flush or surface mount location, and plan the necessary cable and adapter connections before ordering.