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Iris 4-In-1 Flush Vertical Surface Mount - 316L - Recess Mount Dome4 In 1 Flush Vertical Surface Mount 316L Marine Grade Stainless Steel Recess Mount Dome Iris Sx76 series camera is the first of its kind designed to be installed into a bulkhead or vertical surface. Its waterproof stainless steel case is machined from marine grade 316L stainless steel, which means it will not corrode in harsh saltwater environments, making it a great option as a backup or docking camera for boats. By mounting the camera on the sides
4-In-1 Flush Vertical Surface Mount - 316L Marine Grade Stainless Steel - Recess Mount Dome
Iris’ Sx76 series camera is the first of its kind designed to be installed into a bulkhead or vertical surface. Its waterproof stainless steel case is machined from marine-grade 316L stainless steel, which means it will not corrode in harsh saltwater environments, making it a great option as a backup or docking camera for boats. By mounting the camera on the sides of your boat, it can even be used when mooring alongside jetties or pontoons.
During installation, the camera’s inner ball can be adjusted and locked into position by tightening the outer bezel to achieve the desired view.
For analog or analog hi-def (such as TVI / CVI / AHD) systems, the S076 version features 1080P resolution. The camera also outputs a CVBS signal for legacy composite video systems.
As well as marine applications, the camera's tough case, and small footprint make it a perfect visibility aid for recreational vehicles, fire and rescue trucks, and other applications requiring a robust and reliable high-definition camera.
The camera is certified to EN60945, EN55032, EN55035, and EN60529 (IP66) and is ONVIF compliant. For marine applications, the camera is directly compatible with Raymarine LH2 and above, Simrad, Lowrance, and B & G. For Garmin systems, use them in conjunction with Iris CMAC systems.
Features:
- 1.8mm standard lens (160-degree horizontal field of view)
- Corrosion-Proof 316L Marine Grade Stainless Steel
- Available in 4-in-1 (CVBS, TVI, CVI, AHD) & IP formats
- Analogue Hi-Def resolutions up to 1920x1080P resolution
- IP Version - Max 3MP Hi-Def Resolution
- Super wide angle 160-degree lens
- IP version supports PoE and 12VDC - ultra-low power
- Built-in infrared LED illumination (10m range)
- EN60945, EN55032, EN55035, EN50529 (IP66) , FCC, CE
- Shock & vibration proof
- Super rugged and easy to install
Applications:
- Perfect for extreme environments
- Workboats & tug boats
- Fishing vessels
- Engine room monitoring
- Law enforcement & military
- Wind farm vessels
- SUVs, RVs, work vehicles, and trucks
- Luxury vessels
- Passenger ferries & cruise liners
Specifications:
- Lens (millimeter): 1.8mm
- Horizontal Field of View: 160-degree HFOV
- Sensor (inch): Sensor 1/4” CMOS Sensor
- Resolution: CVBS: 960H / AHD, HD-TVI. HD-CVI: 1920 x 1080
- Interface: OSD Menu via in-line Joystick in Cable Tail
- Video Processing: Analogue / Analogue HD
- Protocols/Video Format: 1VPP / 75Ω composite / AHD/TVI/CVI formats
- Onvif: NA
- Bitrate: NA
- Illumination: 6 x 850nm Infra-Red - 10-meter range
- Lens/Field of View: 1.8mm Standard (160-degree HFOV)
- Mirroring: Horizontal & vertical configuration via the OSD
- Automatic Gain Control: Supported / multiple levels
- Compatibility: CVBS: All MFDs / Screens featuring composite video input AHD/TVI/CVI via interface or IRIS CMAC System
- Operating Temperature: -30 + 60-degrees C
- Connections: Video: Video - 75Ω BNC female / 2.1mm DC socket
- Material: Marine Grade 316L Stainless Steel (highly polished as a standard)
- Power: +12VDC (+10 +15VDC range) / 1W Nominal / 1.8W max. (LEDs on)
- Power Over Ethernet (PoE): NA
- Weight & Dimensions: 88mm ø x 22.25mm above and below the mounting surface
- Environmental: EN60529 / IP66
- EMC: EN55032:2015/A11:2020 & EN55035:2017/A11:2020 EN60945:2002 Sections 9 & 10 / FCC Part 15 A & B
- RoHS: EN6300:2018
Manufacturer : Iris Innovations
Manufacturer Part No : IRIS-S076
UPC : 5060777480219
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★★★★★ 5
Will 500 5 stars defeat a mistaken rating?
Format: Hardcover
The future of the planet depends on this book and it received one star as a "mistaken novel!!" DO NOT look only at the stars, this seminal, recent, scholarly text, at an amazing price for the content (cf Springer for $300 US), outlines the disasterous imminent global economic and even nuclear consequenses brewing NOW in the Strait. I'm completing my third doctorate on simulating Strait diplomacy and military models, and Adam Liff's recent Cambridge article (open access) is a great preview of this amazing and crucial text-- Bayesian math plus Baha'i consultation are urgently needed to mitigate THE global trigger and planetary flashpoint which is about to destroy the global economy, or... worse.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Technical evaluation of the Taiwan_China ongoing situation
Format: Hardcover
I thought it was a novel. It isn’t. It’s way too technical for light reading.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Illuminating perspective on the evolution of thought of the political leadership in Iran
Iran's Grand Strategy is a well timed overview of the why's of Iran's leadership political outlook and the historical path that has taken them to where they are today. The book was written before this war has erupted between Israel/US and Iran and so discusses the political economy under the leadership of Khomeini and Khamenei, but it gives enough substance to allow the reader to translate this historical perspective into an understanding of the internal dynamics of Iran in this moment, something that is probably largely absent from the political calculus of the US when it made its decision to join Israel's strike
The book is a work of political science and the history that has defined it. As such it starts with the Iranian revolution, the background to it, the politics of that day (which was mixing both socialist a-religious political groups with a religious political agenda for which the latter seized power) and how the leadership never really had a popular mandate to rule the country but consolidated power after broad discontent. Iran was subsequently really shaped by its war with Iraq and in many ways was a war of attrition and opportunism to varying degrees through time. Nonetheless this war shaped the leaderships views of how to govern and how to frame their mandate which was as the saviour of the country which would have to sacrifice to endure. Iran was the subject of chemical warfare, for which there were no sanctions. The US was seen to have subsidized Saddam's war initiative which provided ideological substance for considering the US as an enemy. The relationship with Israel is also discussed and how Iran took up the mantle of support for Palestinians as the much of other parts of the Middle East focused on a more narrow self interest. This period was define by the author's term Sacred Defence, where existential survival was the message for enlisting. This is also highlighted as how the regime became more defined by its security needs as determined by the IRGC rather than by the clerics. This phase shift has stuck and the author views much of the religious rationalization of political strategy as founded in security calculations from leadership of the IRGC along with the Ayatollah. This is why much major business is controlled by the IRGC and the Khamenei's son was projected to become the next leader despite hereditary rule as being anathema to an Islamic republic.
The author discusses how Iran repurposed itself as an axis of resistance to US hegemony that was founded in its wartime survival mentality. That this largely has not carried over to its population despite it being fundamentally entrenched in much of the IRGC. The various democratic initiatives pursued often backfired as the leadership was voted against in parliamentary elections, though the real influence on politics was minimal given the Ayatolla's dominance. This transition of interest of the population and obstinance of the leadership led to increasing civil unrest and a pick up in protesting in the aftermath of the regional overthrows that took place in Egypt, Libya etc.. These episodes also further highlighted how the nuclear program remained a core asset for preventing external influence given Libya's voluntary decision to cease its nuclear program did Ghaddafi no favors at the time of being overthrown. These highlight the self preservation of Iran's leadship as being independent of the will of the people which is why there is fundamental disillusionment in the country of the future based on the existing political economy.
The author spends time on the concept of Forward Defense, a guerilla warfare type mentality of the leadership to fill the power vacuum that emerged with the fall of Saddam. This had other regional reverberations in increased skirmishes with Israel through proxies and some religions fighting in Sunni/Shiite with Saudi and the Houthis as an example. Thus in the pursuit of resistance Iran ignored the externalities to regional players which have forced more isolation on Iran which is stuck in the past in its mindset and increasingly alone. This Forward Defense is part of the reason why settling on nuclear deals and having any mutual grounds for trust with the US has been impossible, with both sides having legitimate reasons for complete absence of trust. As such where we are today though not inevitable was never impossible.
Overall this book was written for context of Iran's political calculus with no prediction for the current conflict but it is useful for that goal. I feel more informed for reading it and have a better perspective on why the views are as they are. It is also hard to deny there has been significant pettiness mixed with deep conflicting strategic interests that have led to the frictions on display in the last 20 years. Core interests will be difficult to reconcile, but the pettiness adding further barriers is getting more absurd by the day. Nonetheless if one wants to get some healthy perspective this is a solid book.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
EXCELLENT RESOURCE
Format: Hardcover
OUTSTANDING SUMMARY OF THE EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE CURRENT VERY UNFORTUNATE SITUATION. I USED IT AS MY PRIMARY SOURCE FOR A CLASS I AM TEACHING ON THE SUBJECT OF THE WAR IN IRAN.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026
★★★★★ 5
an excellent reference book
Format: Hardcover
At a time when the U.S. and Israel’s military operation against Iran has become one of the most important issues on the global agenda, this is an excellent reference book that summarizes the historical development of events and provides valuable context for better understanding what is happening today.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026
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