FLIR M560 – Advanced Long‑Range Multisensor Marine Camera
The FLIR M560 is a next‑generation multisensor marine camera designed for operators who need extended‑range thermal awareness, precise distance confirmation, and improved scene understanding during demanding missions. Its advanced mid‑wave (MWIR) thermal sensor, visible‑light camera and integrated laser range finder provide crews with the clarity required for maritime patrol, search and rescue (SAR), first‑responder work and coastal security.
Positioned as an advanced platform above standard thermal systems, the M560 supports long‑distance observation and improved decision‑making in day, night and low‑visibility conditions.
Key features
- Advanced mid‑wave thermal imaging for long‑range clarity and improved target detection
- Visible‑light camera for colour identification and operational context
- Laser range finder for confirming distance to vessels, hotspots, shoreline features and hazards
- AI‑supported scene understanding to help operators identify vessels, objects and points of interest more efficiently
- Pan‑tilt stabilised platform for scanning large coastal or open‑water zones
- Supports night navigation, SAR operations, patrol missions and emergency‑response tasks
- Integration with compatible chartplotters / multifunction displays for unified camera and navigation workflows
Typical Application
- Coastal guard & enforcement vessels monitoring restricted areas, traffic zones and shorelines from extended distances
- Patrol craft requiring reliable long‑range thermal imaging and distance assessment during mixed‑visibility operations
- Search & rescue teams locating people, vessels or debris across wider maritime areas, day or night
- First‑responder units & port emergency craft monitoring hotspots or risk zones from a safe distance
- Offshore standby & support vessels observing approach lanes, exclusion zones and operational waters
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