The FLIR M364C and M364C-LR are top - notch thermal cameras for marine applications. They come with a high - definition low - light camera and an advanced FLIR thermal imaging core. These cameras use multispectral imaging to offer the exclusive FLIR Color Thermal Vision™ (CTV) technology. CTV combines visible camera details with thermal images, helping captains easily identify navigation aids and other vessels. With excellent imaging performance, intelligent object recognition, and enhanced gyro - stabilization, they are essential for law enforcement, commercial mariners, and recreational boaters. Key features include FLIR Color Thermal Vision and MSX®, a low - light HD visible imaging sensor with long - range zoom for better target identification, and two - axis mechanical stabilization to reduce the effects of pitch, heave, and yaw. Specifications cover detector type, field of view, image processing, video outputs, and environmental resistance.
Using the FLIR M364C LR Dual Payload Thermal Camera is straightforward. First, make sure it's properly installed on your boat. When you turn it on, the automatic window defrost will start working to keep the view clear. You can adjust the pan and tilt to get the best angle of view. Use the zoom functions on the color and thermal cameras to get a closer look at targets. For navigation at night or in low - light conditions, rely on the FLIR Color Thermal Vision to identify other vessels and navigation aids. As for maintenance, keep it clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures outside the operating range of - 13°F to +131°F. If it gets wet, dry it as soon as possible. Check the connections regularly to ensure good communication. Also, don't forget to protect it from strong shocks and vibrations. When not in use, store it in a place with a temperature between - 30°F to +158°F.
