Raymarine CAM210 – Day & Night IP Bullet Marine Camera

Description

Monitor a fixed bow, stern, cockpit, or boarding-area view with the Raymarine CAM210 Day and Night IP Bullet Camera. Its 2MP 1080p sensor, 53° horizontal field of view, and integrated infrared LEDs provide a practical network video option for compatible Raymarine MFDs and IP video systems. Need a durable fixed camera that continues to show nearby areas after dark? The CAM210 streams H.264 video through IP networking, supports ONVIF Profile S, and can operate from 12V DC or Power over Ethernet.

Key Specifications

• Raymarine CAM210 day-and-night IP bullet marine camera.
• 2.0-megapixel 1920 × 1080 Full HD optical sensor.
• 53° horizontal and 32° vertical field of view.
• H.264 IP video stream with ONVIF Profile S support.
• Fixed or manually adjustable viewing direction; no powered pan-and-tilt operation.
• Digital zoom available through compatible viewing devices.
• Integrated infrared LEDs with approximately 65 ft (20 m) low-light viewing range under suitable conditions.
• 12V DC or IEEE 802.3af PoE Class 0 power.
• Less than 5W power consumption.
• IP67 housing with approximate dimensions of 6.4 × 2.6 × 3.1 inches and weight of 1.32 lb (0.6 kg).

Integration

The CAM210 requires a compatible Raymarine MFD, monitor, NVR, or network-video viewer. It is not a chartplotter, radar, GPS receiver, thermal camera, or stand-alone display. Confirm RayNet/Ethernet connectivity, IP addressing, ONVIF support, PoE capability, and desired display integration before installation.

Infrared illumination can improve nearby viewing in complete darkness, but practical range depends on reflectivity, rain, fog, spray, lens condition, and camera position. The camera supports awareness but does not provide automatic hazard detection or replace radar, navigation lights, charts, lookout duties, or safe navigation practices.

Installation Notes

Mount the camera where its fixed 53° view covers the desired area and test image framing before final installation. Keep the lens clear of railings, rigging, exhaust, strong deck lighting, antennas, and spray-heavy areas. Route Ethernet and 12V wiring through protected paths with sealed cable entries and proper strain relief.

Use a compatible PoE switch or injector when powering through Ethernet, or install correct circuit protection for a local 12V supply. Inspect the camera lens, housing, mounts, cable seals, and network connectors regularly after saltwater use.

Before Ordering

Confirm Raymarine MFD or NVR compatibility, RayNet/Ethernet and ONVIF support, PoE or 12V power method, required 53° coverage, mounting location, cable route, and necessary RayNet adapters before ordering.