NIGHT MASTER FEATURES
Starlight is enough
Night Master cameras require only starlight to produce an image. Competitors require twilight — or higher lux.
2.13MP
Extreme definition
.0008
Lux · mono
30x+
Magnification
WIDE SPOT BEAM
1000 ft × 70 ft of light, on a joystick
The Bright illuminates targets for the low-light camera or operates as a standalone high/low-beam searchlight with full PTZ motion control.
LUX LEVEL CHART
Where competitors stop, we start
Most cameras need twilight (10.75 lux) or brighter. Night Master produces a black-and-white image at .0008 lux and color at .0013 — below starlight.
| Condition | Lux |
|---|---|
| Sunlight | 10,527 |
| Daylight | 10,752.7 |
| Cloudy (day) | 1,075.3 |
| Dark day | 107.53 |
| Twilight — competitor floor | 10.75 |
| Deep twilight | 1.08 |
| Full moon | 0.108 |
| Quarter moon | 0.0108 |
| Starlight — Night Master operates here | 0.0011 |
| Cloudy (night) | 0.0001 |
CAMERA MODE FEATURES
A mode for every watch
MOB Mode
Adjusted to display more detail of a man in the water.
Night Mode
AGC adjusted to display darker thermal image.
Day Mode
AGC adjusted to display brighter thermal image.
Docking Mode
More detail near the hull to find docking obstacles.
Tilt Indicator
On-screen tilt angle indicator.
Horizontal Indicator
On-screen pan angle indicator.