Salt air wears equipment out far faster than weather does. If a port build or a shipyard project runs for two years, the camera has to spend those two years outside. That is what Natilon Marine is built for.
Salt air wears equipment out far faster than weather does. If a port build or a shipyard project runs for two years, the camera has to spend those two years outside. That is what Natilon Marine is built for.
The housing is 316L stainless steel. What sets that alloy apart for marine use is its molybdenum content: on surfaces exposed to chlorides it resists pitting and crevice corrosion markedly better than standard 304. Under sea spray and salt the difference shows on a scale of years rather than months.
The protection class is IP68 — a step above the IP67 on the other Natilon models. IP67 describes temporary immersion, IP68 continuous immersion, and that is the distinction that matters on a deck, a jetty or anywhere waves reach.
Marine ships with Natilon Timelapse Cloud integration: frames go to the cloud and the archive is reachable from the web and from mobile devices. A vessel or a port site is usually far away; checking on the system should not require going there.
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