Garmin GC 200 Marine IP Security Camera Unit

Description

Monitor key areas of the boat with a wired high-definition view using the Garmin GC 200 Marine IP Camera. Its 1080p video, built-in infrared LEDs, and compact adjustable mount make it useful for watching the cockpit, boarding gate, transom, engine-space entrance, or other blind spots from a compatible Garmin GPSMAP display. Need a permanent camera connection rather than a wireless signal? The GC 200 uses Garmin Marine Network Ethernet and can operate from Power over Ethernet or compatible 12V/24V DC power.

Key Specifications

• Garmin GC 200 wired marine IP security camera, part number 010-02061-00.
• 1080p HD video output at up to 30 frames per second.
• Wired connection through Garmin Marine Network Ethernet.
• Built-in infrared LEDs for close-range night viewing.
• Supports Power over Ethernet and compatible 12V/24V DC installations.
• Maximum power consumption of approximately 5W.
• IPX7 water protection.
• Operating temperature range of -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 2.44 × 3.94 inches; approximate weight: 0.66 lb (0.3 kg).
• Adjustable ball-joint mount for surface or bracket installation.

Integration

The GC 200 requires a compatible Garmin GPSMAP chartplotter or network video-capable Garmin display. It is not a wireless camera, chartplotter, radar, GPS receiver, or NMEA 2000 video device. Plan for an available Garmin Marine Network connection, appropriate Ethernet adapters where necessary, and either PoE or local vessel power.

Infrared LEDs can assist with viewing nearby areas in darkness, but camera image quality is affected by glare, spray, fog, rain, dirt, reflection, ambient light, and lens position. The GC 200 does not replace visual lookout, onboard lighting, radar, charts, or safe operating practices.

Installation Notes

Choose a protected location with a clear view of the area to be monitored. Avoid placing the lens directly beside bright deck lights, exhaust outlets, radar transmit zones, or spray-heavy locations. Adjust and test the camera view before finalizing mounting holes, then protect network and power connections with suitable strain relief and weather sealing.

Use marine-grade cable routing, correctly rated circuit protection, and the appropriate PoE equipment where applicable. Inspect the lens, bracket, cable seals, and connectors regularly, and rinse salt deposits with fresh water when appropriate.

Before Ordering

Confirm compatible Garmin GPSMAP support, available Garmin Marine Network capacity, local power or PoE method, camera field of view, mounting location, cable route, and any needed network adapters before ordering.