Nauticam designs and manufactures highly reliable, ergonomic, and innovative underwater camera housings and photography accessories for diving enthusiasts.
Nauticam is a leading manufacturer of innovative, ergonomic, and robust underwater camera housings, tailored for both professional and amateur underwater photographers. Built by an avid diver and engineer, the company utilizes advanced precision injection molding and CNC machining to design equipment that offers stress-free installation and full accessibility to camera functions underwater.
From high-end digital frame photography to dynamic action cameras, their extensive product ecosystem includes housings, ultrabright HD underwater monitors, TTL converters, optical viewfinders, and port mounting systems. Characteristically rated for depths of 100 to 150 meters, Nauticam ensures their equipment can withstand highly demanding marine conditions, allowing underwater creators to reliably record and protect our fragile marine environments.
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Most Nauticam camera housings feature a standard depth rating of 100 meters, though some specialized housings are rated for up to 150 meters. Always consult the specific user manual for your housing model's exact depth rating.
A water-tight test without the camera inside the housing is highly recommended before initial usage, as well as after any O-ring renewal or port change. It is also recommended to use the integrated vacuum valve system prior to any dive.
Nauticam housing products and viewfinders are warranted against material and manufacturing defects for two years from the date of purchase. Optical accessories and HDMI cables carry a one-year warranty.
You should only use the specific silicone lubricant provided by Nauticam on your silicone rubber O-rings. Using third-party or other brands of lubricant may result in malfunctions or damage to the product.
If you detect a leak, discontinue use immediately. Do not attempt to remove parts or repair the housing yourself; all repairs must be handled by an authorized regional Nauticam service center.