Raymarine CAM400 compact IP camera brings day and night video to Axiom chartplotters

Teledyne Raymarine, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE: TDY), has introduced the CAM400, a compact marine IP camera designed to turn compatible Raymarine Axiom chartplotters into an onboard video monitoring system. The full-HD day/night camera is intended to let boaters see more of their vessel without leaving the helm. Raymarine told PBR it is suited to powerboats, commercial craft and responder boats alike.

The CAM400 gives skippers and crew a view of areas that can be difficult to keep an eye on from the helm, including the cockpit, aft deck, swim platform, side decks, blind spots and utility spaces. It also provides a rear-facing view for reversing, and can be used to keep watch over crew, passengers and activity around the boat.

Raymarine is aiming the camera at both recreational and professional mariners. Its compact design, wide-angle lens and day-and-night performance make it suitable for a wide range of monitoring tasks, whether the boat is underway, docking or at anchor.

Paired with the Raymarine AR200 sensor, the CAM400 supports ClearCruise augmented reality. The system combines live camera video with navigation overlays on a compatible display, including AIS targets and waypoints, adding visual context that improves situational awareness. The CAM400 and AR200 are also sold together in bundled packages.

Raymarine says the CAM400 draws on its long experience in marine electronics and navigation technology. Designed specifically for the marine environment, the camera integrates with Axiom chartplotters and the wider Raymarine ecosystem, giving owners a video option for a variety of onboard applications.

The CAM400 has a suggested retail price starting at $699.99, while the CAM400 and AR200 augmented reality bundle starts at $1,449.99.