FLIR M332 – Thermal Camera 320×256 24-Degree HFoV (No JCU)

Description

Bring compact stabilized thermal viewing to a compatible marine display with the FLIR M332 24° Thermal Camera. Its 320 × 256 thermal core, 24° × 18° field of view, and integrated gyro stabilization give boaters a practical pan-and-tilt thermal option for checking nearby shorelines, docks, floating objects, and vessel activity after dark. Need thermal awareness without moving to a larger 640-resolution camera? The M332 supports H.264 IP, HD-SDI, and analog video, along with 4× digital zoom and continuous 360° panning.

Key Specifications

• FLIR M332 single-payload thermal marine camera, supplied without a JCU controller.
• 320 × 256 uncooled VOx microbolometer thermal sensor.
• 24° × 18° thermal field of view.
• 4× continuous digital zoom.
• Two-axis integrated gyro stabilization.
• Continuous 360° pan and ±90° tilt range.
• Thermal palettes include White Hot, Black Hot, Ironbow, Rainbow, and InstAlert.
• H.264 IP, HD-SDI, and analog-video output options.
• Supports compatible NMEA 2000 and ONVIF integration.
• 12V/24V DC or PoE+ power arrangements with up to approximately 41W maximum draw.
• IP67 enclosure, approximately 8.7 × 12.9 inches, and approximately 14.1 lb (6.4 kg).

Integration

The M332 requires a compatible MFD, monitor, NVR, or IP-video viewer. Because this version does not include a JCU, select a compatible MFD control method or separately purchase an appropriate FLIR controller. Confirm video protocol support, Ethernet bandwidth, ONVIF compatibility, selected video output, camera-control requirements, and PoE+ capacity before purchase.

Approximate detection figures of 1,500 ft for a person and 0.67 NM for a vessel are conditional estimates rather than guaranteed detection or recognition distances. Thermal performance changes with temperature contrast, weather, target size, humidity, rain, spray, sea state, lens cleanliness, camera placement, and user settings.

Installation Notes

Install the camera on a rigid elevated mounting position that provides clear sightlines and full 360° pan/tilt movement. Keep it outside radar transmission zones and away from exhaust, bright lights, antennas, rigging, rails, masts, and equipment that can block the thermal view or interfere with camera movement.

Use sealed marine cable entries, protected Ethernet/video/NMEA routes, and suitable circuit protection. Size the 12V/24V or PoE+ power source for maximum load, then complete camera configuration and display integration with a qualified marine-electronics installer.

Before Ordering

Confirm compatible MFD/monitor support, IP/HD-SDI/analog-video connection requirements, desired controller method, NMEA/ONVIF integration, power capacity, mounting orientation, full PTZ clearance, and whether 320 × 256 thermal resolution meets the intended use before ordering.