Garmin

GC 200 Marine IP Camera

£499.99
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The Garmin GC 200 is a marine IP camera that connects over Garmin BlueNet networking to BlueNet and Garmin Marine Network chartplotters. A wide field of view, long 30 m infrared range and low 5 W power draw make it a capable all-round monitoring camera.

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Description

The Garmin GC 200 Marine IP Camera streams high-quality video over Garmin BlueNet networking technology and works with both Garmin BlueNet and Garmin Marine Network chartplotters. As a network camera it integrates cleanly into a Garmin system using the included BlueNet cable, with a Garmin Marine Network adapter cable supplied for connection to existing Marine Network chartplotters and port expanders. A wide 99.2 degree horizontal field of view takes in a large area, and powerful infrared illumination extends visibility in the dark out to 30 m (98.4 ft). Despite this, power draw is modest at a maximum of 5 W with infrared active. The camera surface-mounts on a removable base with a locking collar, can be installed upside-down or sideways with a reversible image, and carries an IPX7 water rating for exposed positions. Power should be supplied at 9 to 18 Vdc through the required 1 A fuse, or via the optional Garmin Power Module on 24 Vdc systems.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Marine IP (network) camera using Garmin BlueNet networking technology
  • Compatible with Garmin BlueNet and Garmin Marine Network chartplotters
  • Wide 99.2 degree horizontal field of view
  • Infrared illumination with a long 30 m (98.4 ft) IR distance for night viewing
  • Low power draw, a maximum of 5 W with infrared on
  • Surface-mounts on a removable base with locking collar; reversible image for rear-view use
  • IPX7 water rating for exposed installations
  • GC 200 marine IP camera
  • Garmin BlueNet cable
  • Garmin Marine Network adapter cable
  • Mounting template
  • Washers and screws
  • Hex wrench

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Camera

Camera typeWired marine IP (network) camera using Garmin BlueNet networking
Field of view99.2 degrees (+/- 3) horizontal, 74 degrees (+/- 3) vertical
Infrared night visionYes; infrared distance 30 m (98.4 ft)

Video

Network/interfaceGarmin BlueNet (IP); compatible with Garmin BlueNet and Garmin Marine Network

Electrical

Input voltage9 to 18 Vdc (use a Power Module for 24 Vdc systems; do not connect directly to 24 Vdc)
Power consumptionMax 5 W with infrared on
Operating current210 mA (IR off) / 370 mA (IR on)
Fuse1 A fast-acting (required for direct power; not included)

Environmental

Water ratingIEC 60529 IPX7 (incidental exposure up to 1 m for up to 30 min)
Operating temperature range-20 to 60 C (-4 to 140 F)
Storage temperature range-30 to 60 C (-4 to 140 F)

Physical

Dimensions (base W x H)87 x 79 mm (3.4 x 3.1 in)
Weight520 g (1.2 lb)
MountingSurface-mount on a removable base with locking collar; can be mounted upside-down or sideways with reversible image
Compass-safe distance10 cm (4 in)

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How does the GC 200 connect to a chartplotter?
It is an IP camera that uses Garmin BlueNet networking technology and is compatible with both Garmin BlueNet and Garmin Marine Network chartplotters. It connects with the included Garmin BlueNet cable, and a Garmin Marine Network adapter cable is supplied for existing Marine Network systems.
How far does the infrared reach?
The GC 200 has an infrared distance of 30 m (98.4 ft), making it the longest-range night-vision camera in the Garmin GC marine range.
Can the GC 200 run on a 24 V system?
Do not connect the camera directly to 24 Vdc. It accepts 9 to 18 Vdc directly through a required 1 A fuse, or it can be powered from a 24 Vdc system using the optional Garmin Power Module.
How much power does the GC 200 use?
Power consumption is a maximum of 5 W with infrared on, drawing 370 mA with IR on and 210 mA with IR off.
Is the GC 200 waterproof?
Yes. It carries an IEC 60529 IPX7 water rating and withstands incidental exposure to water of up to 1 m for up to 30 minutes.