Marine CCTV
Marine CCTV cameras and a hybrid recorder built for vibration and salt air, installed and kept running by one service provider.
The KTCC-200 series are 2MP marine cameras with dust-proof, moisture-proof and corrosion-resistant construction, available as a bullet camera, an integrated housing camera or a bullet camera mounted in a housing. All use HD-AHD, so they pair directly with the AHVR-2204 hybrid recorder, which can also run older analog cameras on the same unit. Ocean Connect handles camera selection, on-board cabling, recorder setup and periodic checks.
Choose the bullet type (KTCC-200), the integrated housing type (KTCC-200H) or the bullet-in-housing type (KTCC-200+Housing) according to where the camera goes and how exposed it is.
A stainless steel U-bracket on the bullet model and a stainless steel angle adjuster on the housing models help keep the view from drifting under vibration and shock.
36 IR LEDs. On the housing-mounted model a rubber O-ring between the front glass and the lens reduces infrared glare reflected back into the picture at night.
The AHVR-2204 accepts AHD, TVI, CVI, IP and SD cameras and supports H.265, delivering high-resolution video over 3P, 4P, coaxial or UTP cable alike.
Specifications
- Camera format / resolution
- HD-AHD / 2MP
- Lens
- 3.6mm or 6mm (select one)
- Infrared
- 36 IR LEDs
- Camera power (KTCC-200H, 200+Housing)
- DC12V
- Certification
- KC certified (KC registration no. R-R-KrT-KTCC-200)
- Recorder inputs (AHVR-2204)
- AHD, TVI, CVI, IP, SD
- Recorder frame rate (2MP)
- Live 120fps · recording 60fps
- Recorder storage
- 1 SATA drive, up to 6TB
- Recorder video output / codec
- HDMI, RGB / H.265
- Recorder power
- DC12V / 2A
- Recorder languages
- About 15 languages
Where It's Used
Let the watchkeeper view key machinery spaces from the bridge or office. Housing models suit locations with heavy humidity and vibration.
Cover forecastle, poop deck and mooring stations for night work and unauthorized access. The infrared function keeps the picture usable when lighting is poor.
Record gangway and corridor footage so the relevant time can be reviewed after an incident or dispute.