Fixed Mount Marine Thermal Cameras

Rugged, high-performance solutions for enhanced marine navigation, safety, and situational awareness.

Explore Fixed Mount Camera Solutions

FLIR MD Series

Compact fixed view marine thermal cameras in standard and high resolution.

FLIR M232

Compact standard resolution marine thermal camera with pan and tilt.

FLIR M300C

Ultra low-light marine camera with pan and tilt and 2-axis gyro stabilization.

FLIR M332

Standard resolution marine thermal camera with pan and tilt and 2-axis gyro stabilization.

FLIR M364

High resolution marine thermal camera with pan and tilt and 2-axis gyro stabilization.

FLIR M364C

High resolution marine thermal camera with pan and tilt, 2-axis gyro stabilization and ultra low-light visible sensor.

FLIR M400

High resolution marine thermal camera with pan and tilt, 2-axis gyro stabilization, long range zoom, ultra low-light camera, and LED spotlight.

FLIR M500

High resolution marine thermal camera with pan and tilt, 2-axis gyro stabilization, ultra long-range zoom, ultra low-light camera, and LED spotlight.

Choosing the Right Night Vision Technology for Boating

Discover the different night vision technologies that can enhance your visibility in low-light conditions.

Stabilizing FLIR Cameras for Smooth Viewing in Rough Waters

We look at the different types of stabilization available on FLIR cameras and how they can benefit you.

Ultra Low-Light / Daylight Cameras

FLIR's ultra low-light cameras deliver stunning, high-definition imagery with exceptional color, contrast, and clarity.

Enhancing Maritime Safety with Video Tracking & Radar Integration

FLIR Marine cameras, equipped with pan, tilt, and zoom (PTZ) functionality, provide a commanding 360° view, ensuring mariners can monitor surroundings effectively.

FLIR Marine: Camera Resolution and Range

Optimizing Visibility for Navigation and Detection.

Cooled Versus Uncooled Marine Thermal Camera Performance

Not all thermal cameras are created equal, variables such as sensor resolution, lens size, and whether the camera is cooled or uncooled influence the image’s clarity and range.