Iris 5MP Hi-Def Marine IP SS Bullet Camera – 3.6mm Lens

Description

Monitor a broad fixed area with high-resolution IP video using the Iris 5MP Marine Bullet Camera with a 3.6 mm Lens. Its 2592 × 1944 sensor, stainless-steel housing, and PoE support make it a strong option for watching a transom, cockpit, boarding gate, deck passage, or exterior access point from a compatible network display or recorder. Need a rugged fixed camera for a vessel-wide IP surveillance system? The IRIS-BULLET-5MP-36 combines a 5MP CMOS sensor, ONVIF support, and IP68 protection in a compact adjustable bracket mount.

Key Specifications

• Iris Innovations 5MP Hi-Def Marine IP Bullet Camera with 3.6 mm Lens, model IRIS-BULLET-5MP-36.
• 2592 × 1944 5-megapixel CMOS image sensor.
• Fixed 3.6 mm lens with a wide field of view.
• Wired Ethernet IP video through RJ45 with ONVIF compatibility.
• Supports 12V DC power and Power over Ethernet.
• IP68 marine-grade 316 stainless-steel housing.
• Up to approximately 6W maximum power consumption.
• Operating range of -13°F to 131°F (-25°C to 55°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 2.6 × 5.9 inches; approximate weight: 1.5 lb (0.7 kg).
• Adjustable bracket for wall or ceiling installation.

Integration

The camera needs a compatible MFD, monitor, NVR, or IP-video viewer that supports its Ethernet video stream and ONVIF configuration. It does not include a display, PoE switch, recorder, GPS receiver, radar, or wireless connection. Verify NVR compatibility, network bandwidth, video codec support, and PoE budget before connecting multiple cameras.

A fixed 3.6 mm lens provides a broad view but does not pan, tilt, or optically zoom. Image quality depends on lighting, lens cleanliness, weather, glare, network conditions, camera placement, and the display or recorder settings.

Installation Notes

Mount the camera where its fixed field of view covers the intended area and test framing before final installation. Use the adjustable bracket to avoid rails, rigging, lights, exhaust, and structures that can block the image. Route Ethernet and power cables through protected, sealed paths away from heat, chafe, water, and high-current wiring.

Use marine-grade hardware and isolate stainless-steel mounting hardware from dissimilar metals where appropriate. Inspect the lens, bracket, cable glands, and connectors regularly, particularly after heavy spray or saltwater operation.

Before Ordering

Confirm ONVIF/NVR or MFD compatibility, Ethernet-switch and PoE capacity, 12V backup-power needs, desired fixed field of view, bracket mounting location, cable route, and required RJ45/weatherproofing accessories before ordering.