Garmin GC14 Marine Camera

Description

Add a compact analog camera view to a compatible Garmin system with the Garmin GC 14 Marine Camera. Its reverse-image setting and low-light analog sensor make it useful for checking a swim platform, transom, engine space, cockpit, or docking area from an MFD or monitor with a composite-video input. Need a straightforward backup-style camera without Ethernet networking? The GC 14 sends NTSC composite video through BNC, uses minimal power, and mounts with an adjustable surface or overhead bracket.

Key Specifications

• Garmin GC 14 Marine Camera, part number 010-01389-00.
• Analog NTSC composite-video camera.
• Supports standard or reverse-image presentation.
• Low-light analog image sensor for fixed-area monitoring.
• BNC composite-video output.
• 9V–18V DC input with up to approximately 1.5W maximum power draw.
• IPX7 water protection.
• Operating temperature range of 5°F to 122°F (-15°C to 50°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 1.8 × 2.6 inches; approximate weight: 0.33 lb (0.15 kg).
• Adjustable surface or overhead bracket mount.

Integration

The GC 14 requires a compatible Garmin MFD, monitor, or video interface with an NTSC composite-video input. It is not an Ethernet IP camera, wireless camera, chartplotter, GPS receiver, recorder, radar, or NMEA 2000 device. Confirm BNC/RCA adapter requirements and display input compatibility before installation.

The standard/reverse-image feature can make a stern-facing camera view easier to interpret, but it does not provide automated docking guidance or obstacle detection. Camera image quality varies with light, glare, rain, fog, spray, lens condition, and mounting location.

Installation Notes

Mount the GC 14 where its adjustable bracket can aim the lens toward the intended coverage area. Test the image and select standard or reverse presentation before final tightening. Keep the camera clear of exhaust, deck-light glare, fishing gear, rails, and equipment that may obstruct the view.

Route BNC video and 9V–18V DC power cables in protected paths away from heat, chafe, water, high-current wiring, and moving components. Use correct circuit protection, sealed connections, and corrosion-resistant mounting hardware.

Before Ordering

Confirm NTSC composite-video input compatibility, BNC/RCA adapter needs, available 9V–18V power, preferred image orientation, mounting location, camera viewing angle, and cable routing before ordering.