Overview

The Raymarine E70660 is a day and night eyeball IP camera for Raymarine Axiom displays, giving you a live HD view from places the helm cannot see easily. It uses a 3 MP CMOS sensor, supports up to 1080p video, and covers a 125° horizontal field of view with built-in infrared illumination out to 10 m.

Its compact body fits cleanly into tight mounting spots, with a 59.5 mm base diameter and 52.9 mm height. The housing is rated IP66 for washdowns and exposed mounting locations, and it can run from a 12 V DC supply in the 10.8 to 15.6 V range or through PoE Class 1.

This camera makes sense where a wide fixed view matters more than pan and tilt control, such as watching the cockpit, checking the aft deck, covering a side boarding area, or keeping an eye on crew movement after dark. When paired with an AR200 sensor, it can also support ClearCruise augmented reality overlays on a compatible display.

Key features

• 3 MP CMOS camera with up to 1080p video output for a clear live view at the helm
• 125° horizontal and 70° vertical field of view to cover blind spots with one camera
• Six 850 nm infrared LEDs with up to 10 m night visibility for close-range monitoring after dark
• IP66 housing for above-deck or below-deck mounting where spray, moisture, and routine washdowns are part of normal use
• Runs from direct 12 V DC power or IEEE 802.3af PoE Class 1, which helps when planning cable runs on smaller boats and refits
• Image flip and invert functions for ball-up, ball-down, and reverse-view installations
• ONVIF Profile S support for integration with compatible video systems
• Multi-camera support on Axiom, with up to four CAM300 video streams shown on a single display

Compatibility and fit

The CAM300 is built around the Raymarine Axiom video environment and connects over Ethernet. It includes an attached 670 mm cable with an RJ45 plug and a separate 12 V power connector. If your display or network uses RayNet ports, an adapter cable is required between the camera and the display network.

It is a good match for skippers who want a fixed camera view without giving up much space on the boat. The wide lens suits stern visibility, cockpit monitoring, companionway coverage, and other spots where a broad picture is more useful than a narrow zoomed view.

Installation and setup

The camera ball rotates within the housing, which helps when the mounting surface forces the lens into an awkward angle. Image flip and invert settings also make it easier to mount the unit upright, inverted, or facing aft without ending up with an upside-down picture on screen.

For power planning, use either the direct 12 V feed or PoE, not both at the same time. Once networked with a compatible multifunction display, the live feed can be viewed through the Video app and used as part of a broader onboard observation setup.

What's included

• CAM300 camera with attached 670 mm cable, RJ45 connector, and power connector
• Three mounting screws
• Waterproof gasket
• Hex wrench
• Documentation