Marine night vision systems help boaters see obstacles, vessels, shorelines, and other objects when visibility is limited or completely absent. Depending on the system, they may use thermal imaging, low-light technology, or a combination of both to provide a clearer view at night. Designed for marine use, these cameras support safer navigation and situational awareness in demanding offshore and coastal conditions.
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1-2 weeks delivery time The SiOnyx Aurora PRO (C011300-0) is a digital full-color night vision monocular with 1–3x zoom, 16 mm objective Ø, 44° FOV, infinite focus, 0.3 m minimum sharpness, 10 m close focus. It is fully waterproof IP67 (immersion sealed), nitrogen gas-filled for fog-free operation in −20°C to +50°C. Streams and records 720p .MOV via Wi-Fi, supports microSD up to 256 GB, 32 GB included. Size/weight: 118×63×52.5 mm, 274 g. Includes 2× Li-Ion batteries (2 h runtime), case, strap, caps, and manual.
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$ 1,939.69
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1-2 weeks delivery time The SiOnyx Aurora PRO Uncharted Kit (K014000-0) adds a tailored infrared illuminator and RAM Mounts systems (viewer + tablet hands-free setup) to the 7x50-class digital full-color night optics. It delivers 1–3x digital zoom, 16 mm objective Ø, 44° FOV, infinite focus, sharp imaging from 0.3 m to infinity, overboard-safe IP67 immersion sealing, and nitrogen filling for fog-free use at −20°C to +50°C. Object/target identification up to 150 m with Wi-Fi 720p .MOV streaming/recording, USB 2.0 data/video link, and storage on microSD up to 256 GB (32 GB included). Powered by 2× included Li-Ion batteries, 2 h runtime. Size/weight: 118×63×52.5 mm, 274 g.
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$ 2,612.22
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1-2 weeks delivery time The SiOnyx Nightwave D1 (C014900/C012800/C014700) is a patented marine night vision camera for ultra-low light navigation. Works on 12/24V DC or 5V USB, outputs NTSC 640×480 @30Hz (50 Ohm) and streams 640×480 Wi-Fi at >20 fps to the SiOnyx app or MFD displays. 44° FOV, focus range 10 m to infinity, nitrogen-purged anti-fog lens. Size: 127×127×152 mm, 870 g, cables 5 m 50-Ohm power/video + 2 m USB, IP67, CE certified.
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$ 3,427.65
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1-2 weeks delivery time The SiOnyx Nightwave D1 Vinyl Cover (A016100-0) is a black marine vinyl shield custom-shaped for the Nightwave D1 body, sealed against water spray, dust and dirt with a retention strap for a tight, stable fit. The material resists UV exposure and prevents long-term weather aging, protecting the device for handheld or mounted deck use.
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$ 96.98
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1-2 weeks delivery time The SiOnyx USB-C 3m Cable (A016000) is a 3-meter USB-C data/video and 5 V DC power feed for Aurora/Nightwave viewers, enabling laptop/PC USB video out when USB mode is selected in the SiOnyx App. Analog video is disabled when USB-C is connected. Wi-Fi live streaming and USB video out cannot run simultaneously — switching between modes is required in the app. USB mode blocks Wi-Fi streaming; Wi-Fi mode blocks USB video on laptop. Cable connectors: USB-C, 5 V supply, 3 m length, waterproof outdoor support.
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$ 170.30
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1-2 weeks delivery time The SiOnyx Nightwave Analog Video/Power Cable 10m (A015700) is a 10 m analog video/power line with 12 V DC supply and SMA video connector for extended Nightwave deck or MFD integration. It supports digital viewing without image loss when total line reach is kept within 30 m end-to-end, while the optic signal pipeline can be extended up to 30 m using 50 Ohm coax (e.g., RG-174 or other 50 Ohm-rated marine extensions). The max tested distance to a chartplotter without visible degradation is 30 m, and the system accepts proper 50 Ohm coax prolongation matched to SMA video interface and 12 V power feed.
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$ 366.58
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How do Marine Night Vision Systems improve navigation in low-visibility conditions?
Marine night vision systems help crews detect vessels, obstacles, navigation markers, shorelines, and other hazards when normal visibility is limited. Depending on the system, thermal or low-light imaging can reveal objects that may be difficult to see with the naked eye, giving the operator more time to assess the situation and react. This improves situational awareness during night passages, harbour approaches, and other operations in reduced visibility.
How should Marine Night Vision Equipment be maintained?
Routine maintenance mainly involves keeping lenses and optical surfaces clean, checking housings, seals, connectors, and mounting points, and making sure the camera’s field of view remains unobstructed. Salt deposits, moisture, dirt, and vibration can gradually affect image quality or reliability, so periodic inspection and careful cleaning help maintain clear imaging and dependable operation in marine conditions.