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FLIR JCU3 Compact Joystick f/M100/200 - Raymarine RayNet Network

SKU 65600·Accessories
$509.99

JCU3 Compact Joystick for M100/200 - Raymarine RayNet NetworkFLIR’s JCU-3 Joystick Controller works with select Thermal Camera Systems to allow full access to the camera’s pan, tilt, zoom and menu settings. The JCU-3...

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JCU3 Compact Joystick for M100/200 - Raymarine RayNet Network

FLIR’s JCU-3 Joystick Controller works with select Thermal Camera Systems to allow full access to the camera’s pan, tilt, zoom and menu settings. The JCU-3 features 9 buttons plus a rotary controller and joystick trackpad in a compact housing the fits just about anywhere. The JCU-3 can be mounted either horizontally or vertically using either of the 2 supplied key faces.

The JCU-3 is rugged and waterproof for mounting in the pilothouse or on-deck. It can be surface or flush mounted to your helm, console or bulkhead. Multiple JCU-3 controllers can be installed to allow control of a single camera from several different locations onboard.

The JCU-3’s keypad and rotary knob are backlit for easy viewing at night. The JCU-3 can bepowered over Ethernet from the vessel’s onboard network, or connected directly to a 12V DC power source and interfaced to the camera with an Ethernet connection. The JCU-3 is compatible with FLIR M100, M200 (M132, M232) M300, (M300, M332, M354, M364c, M364C LR.

BrandFLIR Systems
SKU65600
UPC723193818183
TypeAccessories
Weight1.0 lb

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  • Genuine FLIR Systems product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
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