Garmin GC10 NTSC Reverse Image Marine Video Camera w/Infrared GC :: Cameras - Network Video :: Marine Navigation & Equipment :: Fishing Tackle, Marine Supply & Outdoor Gear

Garmin GC10 NTSC Reverse Image Marine Video Camera w/Infrared GC

Garmin International is pleased to announce the GC 10 marine camera. This new marine camera acts as an extra set of eyes on the vessel. Whether backing out of a boat-filled marina or simply keeping tabs on the engine room or crew, mariners will always have the necessary information at hand to make decisions while on the water. Video from the Garmin GC 10 can be viewed via flat screen monitors or standard chartplotters. It's a convenience that means you won't have to add separate hardware that's device-specific to view your feed. The GC 10 is offered in two versions: standard-image or reverse-image. The reverse-image versions will reverse the video on your screen - perfect for backing out of tight locations. Durable and waterproof, the Garmin GC 10 was built to brave the elements. It features a small and unobtrusive design that makes it easy to mount almost anywhere on your boat. The GC 10 is corrosion-resistant for long-term use. And it works inside or outside - so you'll have the flexibility to monitor a variety of locations depending on your needs.

Interfaces with most MFDs including the GPSMAP? 4000 and 5000 series

Effective pixels: 768 x 494 (NTSC) / 752 x 582 (PAL)

Resolution: 480 TV lines

Built-in infrared LED illumination for excellent low-light operation

Weight: 11.3 oz

Dimensions: 2.4" x 2.3" (60 mm x 57 mm)

Waterproof rating : IP66

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