FLIR M332 Stabilized Thermal IP Camera

Description

Add stabilized thermal imaging to a compatible marine network with the FLIR M332 Thermal IP Camera. Its 320 × 256 VOx thermal core, continuous pan-and-tilt movement, and two-axis gyro stabilization help operators monitor nearby waterways and activity around the boat when visible-light contrast is limited. Want a thermal camera that can follow the horizon more effectively in rolling conditions? The M332 combines Color Thermal Vision, 4× continuous digital zoom, network video, and IPX6 marine protection in a compact pan-and-tilt housing.

Key Specifications

• FLIR M332 stabilized thermal IP marine camera, part number E55310.
• 320 × 256 uncooled VOx microbolometer thermal detector.
• 24° × 18° field of view with a 9.1 mm focal length.
• 4× continuous digital zoom and 30 Hz or <9 Hz video refresh modes.
• Two-axis gyro stabilization with continuous 360° pan and ±90° tilt.
• Two independent H.264/MJPEG network video streams, NTSC/PAL analog output, and HD-SDI output.
• Supports ONVIF Profile S, NMEA 2000, and NMEA 0183 integration.
• 12V–24V DC input; approximately 41W nominal and up to 56W with heaters operating.
• IPX6 protection, operating range of -13°F to 131°F (-25°C to 55°C), and camera weight of approximately 13.9 lb (6.3 kg).

Integration

The M332 requires a compatible MFD, monitor, or network video viewer. It can provide video over Ethernet and may be integrated with compatible NMEA 2000 or NMEA 0183 data for vessel-aware functions. Confirm the chartplotter’s supported video protocols, available network ports, and preferred control method before installation.

FLIR specifies the M332 with a 320 × 256 thermal core, 24° × 18° field of view, 4× continuous digital zoom, gyro stabilization, and network video output. [830][831] Thermal imagery assists situational awareness but cannot guarantee recognition or detection of people, vessels, markers, debris, or navigational hazards in every condition.

Installation Notes

Use a rigid deck, hardtop, mast, or suitable elevated mount that gives the camera a clear field of view through its entire pan-and-tilt range. Keep it clear of radar transmission zones, rigging, antennas, lights, exhaust, and objects that can block the lens. Select ball-up or ball-down orientation according to the installation manual and vessel geometry.

Route Ethernet, power, and data cabling in protected paths and size the electrical circuit for the maximum heater load. Use appropriate circuit protection, maintain watertight cable entries, and have a qualified installer configure the network video and camera controls.

Before Ordering

Confirm display compatibility, Ethernet/ONVIF video support, NMEA data requirements, 12V/24V power capacity, mounting orientation, unobstructed camera sweep, cable lengths, and desired thermal field of view before ordering.