FLIR M364C LR Stabilized Thermal/Visible Long Range IP Camera

Description

Extend thermal and visible observation farther from the boat with the FLIR M364C LR, a stabilized dual-payload IP camera designed for long-range viewing. Its 640 × 512 thermal core and HD visible camera work together to provide heat contrast plus visual detail when scanning shorelines, traffic, docks, and activity in darkness, haze, or low-light conditions. Need more reach than a standard thermal camera can provide? The M364C LR adds long-range optics, pan-and-tilt control, gyro stabilization, and network video integration for compatible marine displays.

Key Specifications

• FLIR M364C LR stabilized long-range thermal and visible IP camera, SKU E55316.
• 640 × 512 uncooled VOx thermal microbolometer with long-range optics.
• 1920 × 1080 HD visible-light camera with low-light capability and optical zoom.
• Two-axis gyro stabilization with continuous 360° pan and ±90° tilt.
• Ethernet video support through RTSP and ONVIF Profile S.
• Supports NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 vessel-data integration.
• 12V/24V DC input with approximately 60W nominal power draw and up to 180W when heater functions are active.
• IPX6 weather protection and operating temperature range of -13°F to 131°F (-25°C to 55°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 9.4 × 14.2 inches; approximate weight: 18.1 lb (8.2 kg).
• Supports ball-up or ball-down deck and mast mounting.

Integration

The M364C LR requires a compatible MFD, monitor, or IP video viewer; it is not a standalone chartplotter, radar, or GPS receiver. Ethernet carries video, while NMEA 2000 or NMEA 0183 can supply compatible heading, position, and control data. Verify IP-video protocol support, network bandwidth, display compatibility, and PTZ-control requirements before installation.

Thermal imaging detects heat differences rather than confirming object identity. Its effectiveness changes with distance, humidity, atmospheric conditions, target temperature, water temperature, sea state, rain, spray, and lens cleanliness. Treat thermal and visible video as supplemental awareness tools alongside radar, charts, navigation lights, sound signals, and visual watchkeeping.

Installation Notes

Mount the camera on a rigid, elevated location that provides an unobstructed view throughout its full pan-and-tilt range. Avoid mounting behind glass, near exhaust, inside radar-transmission exclusion zones, or where antennas, rigging, lights, rails, and masts can obstruct movement. Plan cable routing and the maximum heater load before selecting power wiring and circuit protection.

Use sealed marine Ethernet, NMEA, and power connections, plus corrosion-resistant hardware and proper isolation where needed. A qualified marine-electronics installer should complete mounting, IP addressing, MFD integration, and camera alignment.

Before Ordering

Confirm compatible MFD/monitor support, Ethernet video protocols, NMEA integration needs, 12V/24V power capacity, maximum heater-load allowance, mounting orientation, full PTZ clearance, and cable-routing requirements before ordering.