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ReefScope

ReefScope™ snorkeling camera

$179.99

  • Stainless transom camera head with bracket
  • Marine-grade video and power cable
  • Feed shows on your boat's MFD screen
  • Runs from a 12V power source

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  • Bolt the stainless camera head to the transom with the included bracket and mounting hardware.
  • Run the marine-grade cable to the video input on your MFD and to a 12V power source.
  • Power up through the boat's system. The camera view appears on the display.
  • Idle or slow-troll near a spot and watch the water from the helm.
  • ReefScope Transom Camera Head
  • Marine-Grade Stainless Mounting Bracket
  • Marine-Grade Video & Power Cable
  • Mounting Hardware
  • Quick-Start Install Guide

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

Changed your mind? You can return your product within 90 days of delivery for a refund — see our Returns page for the full policy.

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.

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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.

Frequently Asked Questions

The stainless bracket bolts to the transom, and the camera head mounts on the bracket. Mounting hardware and a quick-start install guide come in the box, so you can plan the position before you drill.

The cable runs to the video input on a marine multifunction display. Check that your display has a video input before you plan the install, then route the cable to that port.

ReefScope draws power from a 12V source. The marine-grade cable carries both video and power, so you connect one end at the camera and the other at your display input and power supply.

The bracket bolts on, so expect to drill for the included mounting hardware. Mark the spot, check what is behind the transom, and route the cable along existing rigging toward the helm.

ReefScope is an optical camera, so the view depends on the water in front of the lens. Clear water shows more of the bottom. Cloudy or stirred-up water shows less detail on screen.

Rinse the camera head and bracket with fresh water once you are back, and wipe the lens with a soft cloth. Let everything dry before you store the boat or cover it.

ReefScope is meant for idling or slow-trolling past a spot. Slow down over the area you want to check, then watch the feed on the display to look over the bottom.

Yes, in the sense that the view sits on the display at the helm. Anyone aboard can look at that screen, so the whole crew sees the same picture without getting in the water.

ReefScope is a snorkeling camera that bolts to the transom with the included bracket and sends a live view to the boat's display, so the crew can look at the bottom from the helm.

The ReefScope snorkeling camera set includes the transom camera head, stainless mounting bracket, marine-grade video and power cable, mounting hardware, and a quick-start install guide.
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ReefScope: 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.