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Navico IP Cam-1 Stainless Steel POE IP Camera
Resisting marine corrosion across exposed stainless steel hulls, this Navico IP Cam-1 PoE camera streams 720p HD video directly to Simrad and Lowrance displays, drawing 5W max over Ethernet inside an IP67 submersible housing at 1.3 lbs.
- Marine-grade stainless steel stops saltwater corrosion
- 720p HD sensor aids close-quarters docking
- Power over Ethernet simplifies single-cable wiring
- IP67 submersible rating survives deck washdowns
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Description
Add a durable IP camera view to a compatible Simrad or Lowrance helm with the Navico IP CAM-1 Stainless Steel PoE Camera. Its 720p CMOS video, stainless-steel housing, and Power over Ethernet support make it a practical choice for monitoring a transom, cockpit, boarding area, engine-room entrance, or dockside approach. Need a fixed wired camera that avoids a separate power run when the network supports PoE? The IP CAM-1 connects through RJ45 Ethernet and can also operate from a 12V DC supply.
Key Specifications
- Navico IP CAM-1 Stainless Steel PoE IP Camera, part number 000-14227-001.
- 720p HD video output at 1280 × 720 resolution.
- High-sensitivity CMOS image sensor in a stainless-steel marine housing.
- Wired RJ45 Ethernet IP-video connection.
- Supports Power over Ethernet and 12V DC power.
- Up to approximately 5W maximum power consumption.
- IP67 marine protection and operating range of -13°F to 131°F (-25°C to 55°C).
- Approximate dimensions: 2.7 × 5.1 inches; approximate weight: 1.3 lb (0.6 kg).
- Adjustable bracket for surface deck or bulkhead mounting.
Integration
The IP CAM-1 requires a compatible Simrad or Lowrance MFD, monitor, NVR, or IP-video viewer. It is not a chartplotter, radar, GPS receiver, PoE switch, wireless camera, or recorder. Confirm camera compatibility, Ethernet-network capacity, PoE availability, IP address setup, and display video support before installation.
The fixed camera can supplement awareness around the vessel, but image quality depends on lighting, glare, rain, spray, lens cleanliness, camera position, and network conditions. It does not replace radar, navigation lights, charts, visual lookout, or safe vessel operation.
Installation Notes
Mount the camera where its fixed view covers the intended area without obstruction from rails, rigging, antennas, lights, exhaust, or deck equipment. Test the picture before drilling, then route Ethernet and optional 12V wiring through protected, sealed paths away from heat, chafe, standing water, moving equipment, and high-current cables.
Use a suitable PoE switch or injector if powering through Ethernet, marine-grade mounting hardware, and corrosion isolation where stainless components contact dissimilar metals. Inspect the lens, bracket, cable seals, and connectors regularly.
Before Ordering
Confirm compatible Simrad/Lowrance display support, Ethernet video compatibility, available PoE budget or 12V supply, desired camera view, mounting location, cable route, and required weatherproof RJ45 accessories before ordering.
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