Vexilar
Vexilar Fish-Scout Base Camp Underwater Camera
SKU 103082·Cameras - Network Video
$349.99
Fish-Scout Base Camp Underwater CameraThe Fish-Scout® Base Camp is an underwater video camera with HDMI interface.System Includes: HD camera with temperature and direction, plus viewing angle adjustment Control box wi...
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The Fish-Scout® Base Camp is an underwater video camera with HDMI interface.
System Includes:
- HD camera with temperature and direction, plus viewing angle adjustment
- Control box with HDMI video out
- 50-foot camera cable with depth marks
- Cable management spool with rubber stopper
- Over-hole suspension arm with built-in compass
- 5V 3A power cube adapter
- 10’ USB-A to USB-C power cable
- 10’ HDMI weatherproof cable
- Protective soft pack carry case with strap
- Stainless steel mounting screws
Specifications:
- 1080p Sony® camera
- Connects to any TV or monitor with an HDMI port (monitor not included)
- Patent pending adjustable camera with five viewing angles:
- 0° horizontal, 45° up, 90° up, 45° down and 90° down
- Camera lights: two LEDs and two IR
- Water temperature is accurate within 1 degree
- Direction sensor displays: N, NE, E, SE, S, SW or W
- Water resistant control box: IP65 rating
- 750mA current draw
- Total system weight of 2.97 pounds
BrandVexilar
SKU103082
UPC052762243003
TypeCameras - Network Video
Weight4.4 lb
Good to know
- Genuine Vexilar product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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