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SiOnyx Nightwave Camera, Rugged Ultra-Low Light Night Vision Marine Camera, Flexible Connectivity, Temporary and Permanent Mounting Options, DIY Installation, White

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Arrives Apr 28 – May 1
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Features

  • Crisp Video in Low Light: The SIONYX Nightwave ultra-low light marine camera is the ultimate boating accessory for commercial and recreational boaters who want to stay on the water longer. With moonless starlight sensitivity, this color digital marine night vision camera captures crisp, shareable videos without white light or expensive thermal optical equipment. No matter the adventure, the SIONYX Nightwave takes darkness out of night.
  • Great for Boaters of all Levels: With a stable 44o field of view, the SIONYX Nightwave marine night vision camera system enables boaters and outdoor enthusiasts of all levels to navigate nighttime waters with confidence. This rugged marine camera increases situational awareness, making it easier to spot unexpected obstacles, debris, markers, vessels, and more to maximize your time out on the water.
  • Safe against Water, Sand, Salt, and Dust: The SIONYX Nightwave marine camera can stand up to water, sand, salt, and dust for less worry during your maritime adventures. Dry nitrogen purged to prevent lens fogging, this durable night vision marine camera provides visibility even in inclement weather.
  • Flexible Connectivity: The SIONYX Nightwave marine camera features seamless connection with major brand marine multifunction displays (MFDs) and Wi-Fi video streaming capability with the new SIONYX mobile app.
  • DIY Installation: Measuring at 5 x 5 x 6 and weighing 1.9 pounds, the SIONYX Nightwave night vision marine camera can be permanently mounted to a flat surface or temporarily on a center mount to make capturing your time on the water a breeze.

Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor,Water


Brand: SiOnyx


Model Name: CRV-500C


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Special Feature: Night Vision


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor


Power Source: 12Vdc, 5Vdc[USB]


Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Controller Type: SIONYX App


Mounting Type: Flat Surface


Video Capture Resolution: 1080p


Color: White


Number of Items: 1


Included Components: User Manual, Power Fuse & Fuse Holder, Install Template, Mounting Hardware, SMA to BNC adapter, Base Gasket, Analog Video Cable [5M], BNC to RCA adapter, Digital Video Cable USB [3M]


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Viewing Angle: 44 Degrees


Installation Type: Surface-Mounted


Night Vision Range: 150 Meters


Frame Rate: 30 HZ


Material: UV Resistant Polycarbonate


Wattage: 12 watts


Item dimensions L x W x H: 5 x 5 x 6 inches


Item Weight: 2 Pounds


Focus Type: Auto Focus


Low light technology: Night Color


Video Capture Format: Analog Video output, NTSC format


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS


International Protection Rating: IP67


Control Method: App


UPC: 811251020149


Product Dimensions: 5 x 5 x 6 inches


Item Weight: 2 pounds


Item model number: C012800


Date First Available: December 13, 2022


Manufacturer: SIONYX


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    • Night Vision Upgrade!
Color: White
Review Image by John Longest John Longest
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The media could not be loaded. Night Vision Upgrade! I just finished installing the SiOnyx Nightwave camera. I mounted it to the T Top and connected it to one of my Garmins. I just tested it in the driveway, although it wasn’t pitch black. I’m excited to see how it performs on the water early mornings and at night. I was really impressed with the brightness. I liked the price compared to other night vision options. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2023 by John Longest John Longest
    • Great
Color: White
Its great
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024 by Serdar Akkoc
    • Works great, but not for full speed navigation.
Color: Gray
The low light tech is amazing, but markers and buoys are barely noticeable at 30 knots. You can see them, but they are hard to differentiate from the water reflections because the image gets pixelated in low light conditions. You can see them as you get closer, but by then you have to perform an emergency turn. Infrared is superior because anything that is even a few degrees different than the water sticks out like a sore thumb. With a 12" screen, I have to slow down to 15 knots (or turn on a spot light) to navigate safely. Other boats with any kind of light on them really stand out though. This is not a radar replacement but it definitely is a great add-on to one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024 by Abs
    • Night fishing.
Color: White
Love this product, anybody who does night fishing needs to have one for their boat
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023 by Stephanie Velazquez
    • I don’t think it works in the fog or snow Without infrared
Color: Gray
It is not comparable to an infrared camera for fog or snow. It will probably be pretty good otherwise!
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2024 by Karl b.
    • Astounding Technology for Nighttime Boating
Color: White
I don't own the most expensive boat in the world, but it costs more than any of my cars ever have. So it's an investment that I'd like to take care of and get the most use out of at the same time. I have gone boating for years in bays, lakes, and rivers up and down the east coast. The one thing that I'm always very leery of doing is boating at nighttime. It's absolutely pitch black for the most part. You have to rely on your maps to avoid obstructions or the shoreline. On top of that you have to avoid other boats that are either anchored or running about themselves. All boats are supposed are supposed to have bright navigational lights that are easy to see, but this isn't often the case. A lot of boaters also don't pay attention to other boats when they're on the move. As a result of all of this, I've always been of the mind that I'll just stick to the water during daylight hours. This new SiOnyx Nightwave Camera comes in and helps to change that whole situation. The night vision on this camera is nothing short of amazing. It practically turns the night into day and allows you to see almost everything ahead of you. The installation process was fairly easy for me, but I've also done several upgrades on my boat in the past. However, it should be a pretty basic process for most beginners too. The camera has a small profile size and doesn't stick out as an expensive piece of marine equipment on your boat. If anything it simply looks like your everyday security camera. I am able to connect my phone, tablet, and Garmin (in my case). It provides a nice, clear, and stable image for you to navigated without any lag. Over the past few weeks we've been taking out the boat for some nighttime fishing just to get the hang of it during the boating offseason. It's performed flawlessly and I'm more than pleased with this camera. The biggest issue for most people is going to be the price point. That's something that's going to be a personal choice where you have to weight the pros against the cons. You spent 10s to 100s of thousands of dollars on a boat, so why restrict yourself to using it only half the time during the day? Now you can upgrade and boat in relative safety at night as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2023 by Ring-Wraith
    • Downright amazing technology
Color: White
I guess this camera might be 'overkill' for using on my local lake but it's an amazing use of technology. I'm a camera geek and I thought I'd seen impressive low light performance before but this is just another level. As long as you've got even a tiny bit of starlight you'll be able to see as close to 'clear as day' as is possible. The 'heavy lifting' is done by the company's patented 'Black Silicon' CMOS sensor. The form factor is pretty basic--I think it looks like one of the security cameras I have at my house. It has a similar weatherproof rating (IP67) and the product description says it is submersible to 3 feet. I decided to take their word for it instead of tossing it in the shallow end of my pool to try it out. It has a 44 degree FOV which isn't that big but it covers what you need to see immediately in front of your boat. As a camera geek, I was glad to see the 1/4" threaded hole in the bottom. That's a fairly standard size for tripods and camera mounts and when I get some time I'll see if I can figure out some cool 'non boating' things to do with it. The camera is a manual focus but in my experience the focus seldom needs to be changed. Unless I'm mistaken, I don't think I've even changed the focus. As for the night vision capability, it's mind boggling. If you're thinking of getting one I suggest you heading over to YouTube and watching some videos of the device in action. I can't really do it justice with words alone. For a long time, the state of the art was thermal imaging which creates an outline with heat patterns. Like I said before, this is on another level from that. There are a few disappointments. The device has an analog output to interface with a color display and a wi-fi connection. I used it with several devices via the wi-fi connection and it worked fine with the accompanying smartphone app. The camera can be powered with 12V DC or USB (5V DC) and the functionality is different with each. With the 12V DC, you can use the wi-fi and analog options but not the USB video out. With the USB power, you can use the wi-fi and USB-out but not the analog. The wi-fi needs to have 5 GHz connectivity which is quickly becoming standard on any wireless connected device. I've talked to others that have had trouble with the wi-fi connectivity and the 2.4 GHz band limitation probably explains that. I didn't have any trouble with it FWIW. The Nightwave app can't record video or livestream to the Internet. The 2.4 GHz makes that pointless anyway, but it really needs HDMI or RTSP output (along with faster wifi connectivity). That seems to be a huge oversight as nothing 'sells' this product better than seeing it in action. There are screen recorders for iOS and Android devices and you can record that way but a native recording function is really needed. These caveats notwithstanding, the quality of the night vision imaging is well worth the price of admission. The technology that facilitates this is incredible and hopefully the next iteration will improve on the points I made above. All in all, an amazing camera. Highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023 by James Murphy

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