Furuno FIP-460 IP Camera f/TZTouchXL

Description

Add a dedicated high-definition camera view to a Furuno NavNet TZtouchXL helm with the Furuno FIP-460 IP Camera. Its 1080p CMOS image, digital wide dynamic range, and compact IP67 housing make it useful for monitoring a cockpit, boarding area, engine-room entrance, transom, or dockside approach from a compatible TZtouchXL display. Need a wired camera designed around a Furuno network installation? The FIP-460 uses Ethernet IP connectivity, supports PoE or 12V DC power, and mounts with an adjustable deck or bulkhead bracket.

Key Specifications

• Furuno FIP-460 high-definition marine IP camera, model FIP-460.
• Designed for compatible Furuno NavNet TZtouchXL systems.
• 1920 × 1080 Full HD video output.
• High-sensitivity CMOS sensor with Digital Wide Dynamic Range processing.
• Wired Ethernet IP connection through RJ45.
• Supports 12V DC power and Power over Ethernet.
• Up to approximately 5W maximum power consumption.
• IP67 marine enclosure with operating range of -13°F to 131°F (-25°C to 55°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 2.7 × 5.5 inches; approximate weight: 1.1 lb (0.5 kg).
• Adjustable bracket for surface deck or bulkhead mounting.

Integration

The FIP-460 is a camera only and requires a compatible Furuno NavNet TZtouchXL MFD, monitor, NVR, or network-video viewer. It does not include a display, radar, chartplotter, GPS receiver, recording hardware, or wireless connection. Confirm supported video protocols, available Ethernet ports, IP address configuration, and PoE capacity before installation.

Digital wide dynamic range can help manage scenes with bright and dark areas, but image quality still depends on available light, glare, rain, fog, spray, lens cleanliness, camera location, and network conditions. The camera is an observation aid and does not replace lookout duties, navigation lights, radar, or safe operating procedures.

Installation Notes

Mount the camera where its fixed view covers the intended area without obstruction from rails, rigging, antennas, lights, exhaust, or deck equipment. Test framing before final installation, then route Ethernet and power wiring through sealed, protected paths away from heat, sharp edges, standing water, and high-current conductors.

Use marine-grade mounting hardware, appropriate circuit protection, and a compatible PoE switch or injector if using PoE. Inspect the lens, bracket, seals, and network connections regularly after saltwater operation.

Before Ordering

Confirm NavNet TZtouchXL compatibility, Ethernet/video support, PoE or 12V power method, camera field of view, mounting location, cable route, and required Furuno network adapters before ordering.