SIONYX Night Vision Camera

May 4, 2022

Stream wirelessly to your helm

All it takes is a SIONYX night vision camera and an iPad or Android tablet (or phone) and you can be streaming full color night vision back to your helm station. In just a few seconds, you can mount the SIONYX camera anywhere on your boat and wirelessly stream back to your iPad at the helm.

Using current color night vision technology is an eye-opening experience that must be seen to be believed; a whole new world awaits your exploration after the sun has set. Game watching, boating, urban and rural observation, hiking and other outdoor activities can be an exciting experience after dark – especially with the right technology.

 

 

SinC SIONYX DiagramWhat night vision lets you see

Visit sionyx.com for additional information and striking examples of usage.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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