SIONYX Nightwave Ultra Low-Light Marine Camera

Description

Make nighttime helm viewing more practical with the SIONYX Nightwave Ultra Low-Light Marine Camera in White. Its 44° field of view and Black Silicon CMOS sensor are designed to deliver a color image in starlight conditions where conventional cameras often need added lighting. Need a fixed low-light camera for docking, channel work, or checking the water ahead after sunset? The white Nightwave provides 720p video over BNC output, supports SIONYX app connectivity, and mounts permanently to a deck, hardtop, or other stable surface.

Key Specifications

• SIONYX Nightwave Ultra Low-Light Marine Camera, White, part number NCV-1000.
• Fixed-view marine low-light camera with a patented Black Silicon 1/2.1-inch CMOS sensor.
• 1280 × 720 HD video output.
• 44° field of view for broad forward, aft, or side coverage.
• Analog video output through a BNC connector.
• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support for compatible SIONYX app functions.
• 12V DC input with up to approximately 5W power consumption.
• IP67 protection, operating range of -25°F to 131°F (-32°C to 55°C), and approximately 1.92 lb (0.87 kg) weight.
• Permanent deck mount or adjustable ball-joint bracket installation options.

Integration

The Nightwave is a fixed low-light camera, not a radar, chartplotter, or NMEA 2000 device. Its BNC analog video output requires a compatible monitor, MFD video input, or appropriate video-conversion arrangement. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are for compatible SIONYX app functions rather than chartplotter network-video integration.

Low-light cameras can improve visibility under available ambient light but do not guarantee detection or identification of people, vessels, buoys, debris, or hazards. Camera performance is affected by light level, glare, spray, fog, rain, lens condition, target contrast, and mounting position.

Installation Notes

Choose a fixed mount with an unobstructed view of the intended coverage area. Because the Nightwave does not pan or tilt, test the 44° viewing angle before drilling. Avoid placement behind glass, near exhaust, directly beside bright lights, or where rails, antennas, rigging, and deck equipment can block the lens.

Route the 12V power and BNC video cable through protected paths away from heat, chafe, water, moving hardware, and high-current wiring. Use suitable circuit protection, marine-grade hardware, and sealed cable entries. Clean the lens regularly and rinse salt buildup with fresh water when appropriate.

Before Ordering

Confirm compatible BNC or analog-video input, required cable length, 12V DC source, preferred viewing direction, mounting location, and whether a fixed low-light camera fits the vessel’s operating needs.