
ReefScope™ snorkeling camera
Transom camera for viewing the water from the helm
MFD connection
A marine-grade cable links the transom camera to the video input on your multifunction display. The same cable route carries power from a 12V source, so wiring stays in one run.
Scouting from the boat
Idle or slow-troll toward a cove and watch the bottom on screen. You can look over a reef or drop-off before deciding whether to gear up and get in.

Shared view
The picture appears on the display at the helm, so everyone aboard can look at the same reef and fish at once, whether or not they plan to swim.
Stainless steel housing
The camera housing and mounting bracket are marine-grade stainless steel. You mount the head on the transom and leave the bracket in place between trips.
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Your free gift: Free Gift - Waterproof Phone PouchFREEReefScope: A Snorkeling Camera Mounted on the Boat Transom
ReefScope is a snorkeling camera that mounts on a boat's transom and sends a live view of the bottom to the helm display. It is used to look over a reef before anyone enters the water.
As an underwater camera for snorkeling trips, it pairs a stainless steel housing with a marine-grade cable that runs to the video input of a compatible multifunction display. Power comes from a 12V source. As a transom camera for boats, it bolts on with the included bracket and mounting hardware.
- Marine-grade stainless steel housing
- Bracket, hardware, and video and power cable included
- Quick-start install guide in the box
Passengers who stay aboard, from kids to non-swimmers, can watch the same live view as the divers while the boat idles near a cove or slow-trolls past a spot. This snorkeling camera suits boat owners who scout reefs, coves, and fishing spots.




