MARINE / OFFSHORE VIDEO
Boat surveillance camera, marine coastal camera, sea, vessel, offshore floating platform
Our boat surveillance cameras are rigorously tested to provide ultimate durability. Marine surveillance, navigation assistance, and maneuvering solutions.
The ALLWAN MARINE range features a wide selection of equipment designed to meet any situation. Furthermore, it is complemented by ORLACO cameras and monitors, for which we have been the official partner in France since 2018.
ORLACO is the world leader in ruggedized video solutions for navigation assistance, collision avoidance, and docking maneuvers.
Video Surveillance for Marine and Offshore Environments
A selection of ruggedized systems offering comprehensive coverage for coastlines, offshore facilities, and vessels:
Stainless Steel Cameras, Waterproof and Corrosion-Resistant Marine Cameras
Features: Engineered to withstand saltwater, humidity, and corrosion. Optimal performance in extreme maritime conditions (stainless steel or composite housings).
Applications: Monitoring of docks, port areas, offshore oil platforms, and sensitive access points on vessels.
PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) Cameras for Dynamic Surveillance
Features: Panoramic views via motorized pan, tilt, and zoom movements. Ideal for scanning vast marine expanses or surrounding offshore structures.
Applications: Oil platforms, extended maritime zones, docks, and critical transit points on ships.
Stainless Steel Night Vision and Infrared Cameras
Features: Essential for 24/7 surveillance in low-light environments. Captures clear and actionable footage in the dark of night.
Applications: Nighttime security for offshore platforms, vessels, and port infrastructures against unauthorized intrusions.
High Definition (HD) and Ultra HD Cameras for Precise Imaging
Features: Crystal-clear video streams. Enables pinpoint identification of elements at long distances (intruders or anomalies).
Applications: Surveillance of ship decks, offshore facilities, and port security checkpoints.
Thermal Cameras for 24/7 Marine Environment Monitoring
Features: Analyzes the thermal signature of the environment to render a visual image. Ideal in degraded visibility conditions (dense fog, pitch black).
Applications: Thermal diagnostics on vessels, leak detection on offshore structures, and intruder tracking on docks.
IP Surveillance Systems for Offshore Platforms and Vessels
Features: Centralization of multiple camera streams onto a secure IP network. Remotely manageable via VMS software or a mobile application.
Applications: Remote supervision of commercial vessels, open-sea equipment, and port security installations.
Stainless Steel 360° Rotation Cameras for Comprehensive Surveillance
Features: Stainless steel cameras equipped with continuous 360° rotation eliminate all blind spots for a perfect panoramic view.
Applications: Extended monitoring of large port terminals, offshore fields, and sensitive maritime borders.
Why Choose Marine and Offshore Video Surveillance from ALLWAN MARINE?
Mitigated Maritime Risks
Continuous monitoring of critical infrastructure. Equipment ruggedized against extreme humidity, sea spray, and severe weather conditions.
24/7 Operational Technology
Synergy of infrared night vision, thermal vision, and High Definition for constant, uninterrupted monitoring at sea.
Simplified Deployment
The unified IP ecosystem streamlines global management, ensures instant real-time access, and guarantees compliant video data archiving.
ALLWAN Naval Engineering at Your Service
ALLWAN MARINE is, above all, a dedicated team of experts accompanying you through the definition of your needs. We study your specifications to design an architecture that is 100% compliant with your regulatory and technical requirements, delivered turnkey with complete pre-configuration in our workshops prior to shipping.
Each technical file is meticulously archived and delivered with its engineering documentation: electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical manuals written in French or English depending on your operational requirements.
