IRIS A4395 – Dual Sensor Thermal Night Vision IP PTZ Camera

Description

Pair thermal heat contrast with zoomed visible detail using the IRIS A4395 Dual Sensor Thermal Night Vision PTZ Camera. The system combines a 384 × 288 thermal core with a 1080p optical camera, giving operators the option to scan in darkness with thermal imaging and then inspect distant targets with 30× optical zoom. Need a single camera platform for night awareness and detailed daytime observation? The A4395 provides IP video, electronic image stabilization, continuous pan-and-tilt movement, and ONVIF-compatible network integration.

Key Specifications

• IRIS A4395 dual-sensor thermal and optical IP PTZ marine camera.
• 384 × 288 VOx microbolometer thermal sensor.
• 2.0-megapixel 1080p visible-light camera with 30× optical zoom.
• Thermal field of view of approximately 28°.
• Visible-camera field of view from approximately 63.7° wide to 2.3° telephoto.
• 4× thermal digital zoom and 30× visible optical zoom.
• Electronic image stabilization.
• Continuous 360° pan and -90° to +90° tilt.
• H.265/H.264 IP video with ONVIF Profile S support.
• 24V DC or PoE+ input, up to approximately 50W maximum power draw with heater use, IP67 protection, and IK10 impact rating.

Integration

The A4395 requires a compatible MFD, monitor, NVR, or IP-video viewer. It is not a chartplotter, radar, GPS receiver, or standalone recorder. Confirm ONVIF/H.264/H.265 compatibility, PoE+ power budget, IP-network bandwidth, camera-control method, and required display resolution before purchase.

Approximate detection figures of 3,280 ft for a person and 1.6 NM for a vessel are conditional estimates, not guarantees. Thermal and optical performance depend on weather, temperature contrast, humidity, rain, spray, sea state, target size, range, lighting, zoom level, lens condition, and installation quality.

Installation Notes

Mount the camera on a rigid deck, hardtop, mast, or radar arch location with clear sightlines and full PTZ sweep clearance. Avoid radar transmission areas, exhaust, deck-light glare, antennas, rigging, rails, and structures that can interfere with the image or camera movement. Route Ethernet and 24V/PoE+ wiring through protected, sealed paths.

Use an appropriately rated PoE+ source or protected 24V circuit sized for maximum heater demand. A qualified marine-electronics installer should configure IP addressing, ONVIF video, PTZ controls, thermal palettes, optical zoom controls, and recording integration.

Before Ordering

Confirm compatible display/NVR support, IP protocol and codec compatibility, PoE+ or 24V capacity, desired thermal and visible-camera coverage, PTZ mounting clearance, camera-control requirements, cable route, and network bandwidth before ordering.