Garmin GC 14 Marine Camera | 010-02667-00

This small and discreet analogue camera delivers excellent quality images that can be viewed on-board TVs, video monitors or compatible chartplotters that support video input. Use it in multiple areas above or below decks, and view on one chartplotter or across multiple networked compatible chartplotters.

The Garmin GC 14 features a convenient reverse-image setting to help you back out of tight locations, such as a crowded marina. It even provides clear images in low light, making it perfect for monitoring your dark engine room. Easy to install, its small size and rugged weatherproof case allows for flexible placement.

Features:
• Low-Light Visibility: Analogue camera delivers excellent quality images, even in low light; perfect for engine rooms; provides visibility in low light up to 49’ (15meters), an improvement over previous generation Garmin analogue cameras.
• Monitor Your Boat: Provides an extra set of eyes aboard your vessel to monitor areas above or below decks.
• Reverse-Image: Reverse-image setting helps when backing out of tight locations, such as a crowded marina, on compatible Garmin chartplotters.
• Broadcast: Capable of broadcasting images on one chartplotter or across multiple networked compatible chartplotters.
• Rotate Images: Rotate images on compatible chartplotters 90/180/270 degrees, so you can mount in any orientation.
• Installation: Easy to install, inside or out; small, rugged weatherproof case.

Specifications:
Dimensions (W x D x H): 6.1″ x 13.1″ x 3.0″ (155.5 x 333.6 x 76.2 mm)
Weight: 28.6 oz (810 g)
Cable length: 19 ft 8 in (6 m)
Temperature range: 5° to 158° F (-15° to 70° C)
Case material: Glue sealed, high-impact plastic alloy; waterproof to IPX7
Compass-safe distance: 0″ (0 mm)
Power source input: 9-16 Vdc, unregulated
Input current: 180 mA at 12 Vdc
NMEA 2000 Load Equivalency Number (LEN): 6 (300 mA max)
Position accuracy, typical marine use: < 1 metre, CEP, < 3 metres, 95%
Heading accuracy: 2° RMS
Heave accuracy: 8 cm RMS

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