Iris IRIS090 Analog Mini Dome 3.6mm Lens Marine Camera

Description

Fit a straightforward analog camera into a compact cockpit, cabin, or covered-deck installation with the Iris IRIS090 Mini Dome Camera with a 3.6 mm Lens. Its fixed lens offers a more focused view than an ultra-wide camera, helping monitor a boarding point, deck passage, helm entrance, or equipment area through a compatible analog MFD, monitor, or DVR. Need a small marine camera without Ethernet networking or complex setup? The IRIS-090-36 sends NTSC/PAL composite video through BNC and uses a 12V IP67-rated mini dome housing.

Key Specifications

• Iris Innovations IRIS090 Analog Mini Dome Camera with 3.6 mm Lens, model IRIS-090-36.
• High-resolution analog composite video output with NTSC/PAL compatibility.
• Fixed 3.6 mm lens and high-sensitivity analog image sensor.
• Analog BNC video output.
• Fixed-view camera with no pan, tilt, optical zoom, Ethernet IP video, PoE, or wireless connectivity.
• 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

This camera requires a compatible monitor, MFD, or DVR with NTSC/PAL composite-video input. It is not a network camera, chartplotter, radar, GPS receiver, recorder, or NMEA device. Verify BNC/RCA adapter requirements, supported video format, cable lengths, and display compatibility before installation.

The 3.6 mm fixed lens provides a focused fixed view, but it cannot pan, tilt, or zoom. Picture quality varies with lighting, water spray, lens condition, glare, cable quality, monitor resolution, and mounting position.

Installation Notes

Mount the camera where its fixed view captures the intended area, then test framing before final installation. Keep the lens clear of rails, rigging, lights, exhaust, spray, and equipment that can block or reflect into the camera. Route BNC and 12V power wiring through protected, sealed paths away from heat, abrasion, standing water, and high-current wiring.

Use a correctly fused 12V circuit, marine-grade mounting hardware, and appropriate strain relief. Inspect the dome, lens, seals, BNC connection, and cable routing regularly after saltwater exposure.

Before Ordering

Confirm NTSC/PAL input compatibility, BNC/RCA adapter needs, 12V power availability, preferred 3.6 mm camera view, mounting location, cable route, and required analog display or DVR connection before ordering.