Iris IRIS090 Analog Mini Dome CVBS TVI Marine Camera

Description

Add compact analog video coverage where IP networking is not required with the Iris IRIS090 Mini Dome Camera. Its selectable CVBS or HD-TVI output lets installers match the camera to compatible legacy monitors or higher-resolution HD-TVI DVR systems, while the small dome housing suits cabins, cockpits, covered decks, and protected exterior areas. Need a simple wired camera that can fit more than one analog video platform? The IRIS-090-TVI combines a high-sensitivity CMOS sensor, fixed wide-angle lens, and IP67 housing in a 12V DC mini dome.

Key Specifications

• Iris Innovations IRIS090 Analog Mini Dome Camera, model IRIS-090-TVI.
• Selectable CVBS composite-video or HD-TVI analog video output.
• High-sensitivity CMOS sensor with a fixed wide-angle lens.
• Analog BNC video connection.
• Not an Ethernet IP, PoE, wireless, GPS, radar, or chartplotter camera.
• 12V DC input with up to approximately 4W maximum power consumption.
• IP67 weather-resistant marine enclosure.
• Operating temperature range of -13°F to 131°F (-25°C to 55°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 3.0 × 2.2 inches; approximate weight: 0.77 lb (0.35 kg).
• Surface or ceiling mounting options.

Integration

The IRIS090 requires a compatible analog display, MFD video input, DVR, or HD-TVI recorder. Select CVBS for standard composite systems or HD-TVI for compatible higher-resolution analog equipment. Verify the receiving device’s supported format, BNC connector arrangement, cable type, and maximum cable length before installation.

This is a fixed-view camera without pan, tilt, optical zoom, recording, or network-video capability. Image quality depends on lighting, lens cleanliness, cable condition, monitor quality, mounting position, rain, spray, and glare.

Installation Notes

Mount the dome where its fixed wide-angle view covers the intended space and test framing before drilling. Keep the lens away from exhaust, bright deck lights, heavy spray, rails, rigging, and objects that may block the view. Route BNC video and 12V power cables through protected paths with sealed entries and suitable strain relief.

Use marine-grade fasteners and a correctly fused 12V circuit. Inspect the dome, cable seals, BNC connectors, and mounting hardware regularly after saltwater exposure.

Before Ordering

Confirm whether the display or DVR uses CVBS or HD-TVI, verify BNC cable compatibility, ensure 12V power is available, select a suitable camera location, and plan required cable lengths before ordering.