Brand: Black Oak LED
Black Oak LED Nitron XD Pro Full-Color Marine Night Vision Camera, Undermount, Analog
Black Oak LED Nitron XD Pro Full-Color Marine Night Vision Camera, Undermount, Analog
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The Black Oak LED Nitron XD Pro is a high-resolution marine night vision camera designed to provide clear, full-color visibility in near-total darkness without the need for thermal imaging. This system utilizes an ultra-sensitive sensor to amplify ambient light, delivering detailed, real-time video that helps identify navigation markers, docks, and vessels with ease.
Key Features:
- Up to 4K resolution at 60 frames per second for smooth, detailed video.
- Ultra-sensitive sensor capable of detecting light levels as low as 0.0000025 lux.
- IP69K marine-grade housing, built to resist salt spray, UV, moisture, and corrosion.
- Wide 50° field of view with manual vertical tilt adjustment.
- Seamless integration with major MFDs, including Garmin, Simrad, and Raymarine.
- Auto day/night filter for consistent performance in all lighting conditions.
- Powered by 12V DC input.
What's Included:
- Nitron XD Pro marine camera
- 25' quick-connect wiring harness
- 5 Amp inline fuse
- Anodized aluminum mount
- Stainless steel mounting screws
- Dielectric grease packet
Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-166815
- Package weight
- 4.49 lb
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