Marine Night Vision Manufacturer Introduces New MaXNight Technology To See In Compete Darkness

Online, October 2, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Marine night vision tools and equipment provide help in variety of user applications. Be it in the military, law enforcement or industrial sector, marine night vision gear makes seeing and viewing possible even in the darkness. In this regard, the importance of quality marine cameras cannot be overstated.

Rugged Marine, through its website MarineCameraSystems.com, has been manufacturing competitively priced marine cameras, marine night vision and marine thermal cameras for almost 20 years. Manufacturing products in a 30,000-square foot factory in Texas, Rugged Marine takes pride in its products that are on leisure and commercial vessels all over the world.

Bringing in breakthrough products to cater to customer demands, MarineCameraSystems.com has recently introduced the new "MaXNight Low Lux Technology," that enables a camera to see in the dark even without white light sources or infrared.

According to MarineCameraSystems.com, the cameras built with the MaXNight technology see partly in the visible spectrum and partly in the "near infrared" spectrum. The result is high resolution video that is sharper and clearer than thermal images, and can literally make the darkest night look like daytime. The cameras using the MaXNight Technology intensify light from the moon, stars or even shore lighting, and can make navigating at night safe again.

Rugged Marin MarineCameraSystems.com is also developing a much smaller thermal-only PTZ unit as well as some additional products that will utilize the MaXNight technology.

Rugged Marine strives to make its products affordable for any size vessel, while still providing the very best quality. Catering to customers for two decades, MarineCameraSystems.com helps captains see debris in the water, buoys, marker beacons and even anchored or disabled boats that are not running lights.

Bob Hockman of Bob's Tropical Fish expresses his satisfaction over his purchased product from the company. "We are very pleased with our system from Rugged Marine, it is really nice to spend good money for a good product," he says. "We have tried other types, brands of equipment, and you guessed it, it's in a junk box in the back room. The cameras we got from them enabled the remote function, and as promised, 'Works Just Like You are Standing There'. Thank you for selling products that work."

Individuals or industries looking the latest in marine cameras and marine night vision equipment should visit http://www.marinecamerasystems.com and discover the uncompromised quality and affordability of its MaXNight-equipped products.