Raymarine M364C Stabilised Pan & Tilt Thermal IP Camera (640 x 512, 24° FoV) with electronic zoom and Colour Low Light Camera with 30X electronic zoom

Raymarine M364C Stabilised Pan & Tilt Thermal IP Camera

Raymarine M364C Stabilised Pan & Tilt Thermal IP Camera isn't just a camera; it is an elite-level navigation tool designed for serious offshore boaters, commercial mariners, and law enforcement professionals. Combining a high-resolution 640 x 512 thermal sensor with a high-definition visible light camera, the M364C provides an unparalleled level of clarity, allowing you to navigate with confidence in total darkness, through glare, or in light fog.

Raymarine M364C Stabilised Pan & Tilt Thermal IP Camera Key Features

• Elite Awareness with Multispectral Imaging
  The standout feature of the M364C is its ability to blend thermal and visible light imagery. Using Raymarine’s exclusive FLIR Colour Thermal Vision™ (CTV) and MSX® (Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging) technologies, the camera overlays vital colour details from the visible camera onto the thermal image. This means you can easily identify navigation aids, buoys, and other vessels by their actual colours—something standard thermal cameras simply cannot do.
• Unbeatable Stability in Rough Seas
  When the conditions get rough, the M364C truly shines. Equipped with advanced two-axis mechanical stabilisation, the camera virtually eliminates the jerky movements caused by pitch, heave, and yaw. This ensures a steady, usable image even when your vessel is battling heavy seas, allowing you to keep your eyes on the target without distraction.
• Precision Zoom and Seamless Integration
  Whether you are searching for a distant landmark or identifying a potential hazard, the 30x optical zoom on the low-light colour camera delivers incredible detail. When paired with a Raymarine Axiom display, you can take full advantage of ClearCruise™ Augmented Reality, which overlays AIS targets, chart objects, and waypoints directly onto your live video feed for effortless navigation.
• High-Resolution Thermal Core: 640 x 512 VOx microbolometer providing sharp, detailed thermal imagery in complete darkness.
• Wide 24° Field of View: Perfect for maintaining situational awareness while underway.
• Colour Low-Light Camera: High-definition (1080p) sensor with an impressive 30x optical zoom and 12x electronic zoom for long-range identification.
• FLIR Colour Thermal Vision (CTV): Blends visible and thermal imagery to show navigation aids and vessels in their correct colours.
• Active Gyro-Stabilisation: Two-axis mechanical stabilisation ensures a steady view in heavy seas and high winds.
• Continuous 360° Pan & 90° Tilt: Provides complete coverage around your vessel with smooth, responsive control.
• ClearCruise™ AR Compatible: Integrates with Raymarine Axiom MFDs to overlay AIS and navigation data on the screen.
• Rugged All-Weather Design: IPX6 rated housing built to withstand the harshest maritime environments, including 100-knot winds and heavy seas.
• Multiple Video Outputs: Supports HD-SDI, Analogue (BNC), and H.264 IP network video streams for flexible installation.

Why Buy from Morgan Marine?

As a leading maritime specialist, Morgan Marine is here to ensure you get the most out of your equipment. We don't just sell the gear; we live and breathe boating. Our team can provide expert advice on installation, integration with your existing Raymarine suite, and technical support to keep you safe on the water.

Enhance your vision and protect your vessel. Order the Raymarine M364C from Morgan Marine today.

Raymarine M364C Stabilised Pan & Tilt Thermal IP Camera FAQs

What exactly is the Raymarine M364C, and how does it differ from standard marine cameras?
The M364C is a premium, dual-payload maritime camera system. Unlike standard cameras that rely solely on visible light, the M364C combines a high-resolution thermal sensor (640 x 512) with a high-definition visible colour low-light camera. This allows you to see clearly in total darkness, through solar glare, and in light fog, providing a level of situational awareness that standard navigation tools simply cannot match.

How does the "Stabilised Pan & Tilt" feature benefit me in UK waters?
British coastal waters can be unpredictable. The M364C features integrated gyro-stabilisation that compensates for the pitch and roll of your vessel. This ensures a steady, usable image even in heavy seas or choppy conditions. The Pan & Tilt functionality allows you to point the camera 360° horizontally and +/- 90° vertically, allowing you to track targets or scan the horizon effortlessly from your helm.

What is the significance of the 640 x 512 thermal resolution?
Resolution is critical for identification. The 640 x 512 sensor is the "high-definition" of the thermal world. Compared to entry-level 320-resolution cameras, it provides four times the pixels. This means you can detect hazards—such as buoys, debris, or person-overboard scenarios—at much greater distances and with significantly better detail.

More about the Visible Colour Low Light Camera and its 30X zoom.
While the thermal sensor detects heat, the HD visible camera excels in low-light conditions (such as twilight or well-lit harbours). It features a 30x optical zoom, allowing you to identify vessel names, sail numbers, or landmark details from a safe distance. Having both thermal and visible feeds means you have the best of both worlds regardless of the lighting conditions.

What is "ClearCruise™ IR" and how does it work with this camera?
When paired with Raymarine Axiom® MFDs, the M364C supports ClearCruise™ Intelligent Object Recognition. This technology uses AI to automatically highlight and "tag" objects on your screen—such as other boats, buoys, or hazards—and provides audible and visual alerts. It essentially acts as a second set of eyes that never gets tired.

Can I integrate the M364C with my existing electronics?
The M364C is an IP-based camera, meaning it integrates seamlessly via RayNet (Ethernet) with Raymarine’s Axiom family of Multi-Function Displays (MFDs). It also supports NTSC/PAL analogue video output for integration with older systems or dedicated monitors.

Is the camera difficult to control from the helm?
Not at all. You can control the M364C directly through the touchscreen of your Axiom MFD, or for more precise tactile control, we recommend the Raymarine JCU-3 remote joystick controller. The interface is intuitive, allowing for quick "point-and-shoot" tracking.

How does this camera improve safety during Search and Rescue (SAR) situations?
The M364C is a vital tool for SAR. The thermal sensor can detect the heat signature of a person in the water against the cold ocean background from a significant distance, even in pitch blackness. The stabilisation ensures you don't lose sight of the target while the boat is tossed by waves.

Is the M364C built to withstand the harsh marine environment?
Absolutely. Raymarine has engineered the M-Series to be incredibly rugged. It features a concealed cable through the base for protection and is rated to withstand high winds and extreme temperatures. At Morgan Marine, we frequently recommend this model for offshore cruisers and commercial vessels because of its proven durability.

What is included in the box, and can Morgan Marine help with installation?
The unit comes with the camera head, mounting hardware, and necessary power/data cables. Because this is a sophisticated IP-networked device, professional installation is highly recommended to ensure the gyro-stabilisation and MFD integration are calibrated correctly. Our technical team at Morgan Marine is fully equipped to provide expert installation and sea-trial commissioning.

Have more questions?

The team at Morgan Marine is here to help. Whether you are outfitting a new build or upgrading your current vessel, contact us today for expert advice or a demonstration of Raymarine’s thermal imaging technology.