FLIR M364 – Thermal Camera 640×512 24-Degree HFoV (No JCU)

Description

Scan a wider thermal scene from the helm with the FLIR M364 24° Thermal Camera, a high-resolution pan-and-tilt unit designed for operators who need stabilized thermal awareness without a visible-light payload. Its 640 × 512 thermal core, 24° × 18° field of view, and continuous 360° pan help monitor shorelines, docks, vessel traffic, and activity around the boat in darkness or reduced visibility. Need a wide-view thermal camera with flexible video outputs? The M364 supports H.264 IP, HD-SDI, and analog video for compatible displays, recorders, and marine networks.

Key Specifications

• FLIR M364 single-payload thermal marine camera, supplied without a JCU controller.
• 640 × 512 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.
• 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 housing, approximately 8.7 × 12.9 inches, and approximately 14.1 lb (6.4 kg).

Integration

The M364 requires a compatible MFD, monitor, NVR, or IP-video viewer. This version does not include a JCU, so confirm whether camera control will come from a compatible MFD, a separately purchased FLIR joystick, or another supported controller. Verify display video-input support, Ethernet capacity, ONVIF compatibility, selected output type, and PoE+ availability before installation.

The listed approximate detection figures of 5,000 ft for a person and 2.5 NM for a vessel are conditional estimates, not guaranteed detection or recognition ranges. Thermal image performance depends on heat contrast, range, humidity, weather, rain, spray, sea state, lens condition, target size, and mounting location.

Installation Notes

Mount the camera on a rigid deck, hardtop, mast, or arch location with an unobstructed view and full pan-and-tilt clearance. Avoid mounting behind glass, near exhaust, directly beside bright lights, inside radar-transmission exclusion zones, or where antennas, rigging, rails, and masts can block movement or obscure the view.

Route power, Ethernet, HD-SDI, analog-video, and NMEA cables through protected paths. Use sealed marine connectors, correctly sized wiring, suitable circuit protection, and power capacity sized for the maximum load. Thermal imaging is an added awareness tool and does not replace radar, charts, navigation lights, lookout duties, or safe operating procedures.

Before Ordering

Confirm compatible display and control options, required IP/HD-SDI/analog video output, Ethernet/ONVIF needs, NMEA integration, 12V/24V or PoE+ power capacity, camera sweep clearance, mounting strength, and the absence of an included JCU before ordering.