NavPod GP2040-18 SystemPod Pre-Cut f/Furuno GP1870/GP1870F & 1 Instrument f/12" Wide Guard
GP2040-18 SystemPod Pre-Cut for Furuno GP1870/GP1870F & 1 Instrument for 12" Wide GuardNavPod GP2040 Series - SystemPods for 12" Guards are for mounting one Raymarine C90W or E90W with two 3.6" holes for addtional...
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NavPod GP2040 Series - SystemPods for 12" Guards are for mounting one Raymarine C90W or E90W with two 3.6" holes for addtional marine electronics, all in one NavPod. This is a good way to reduce the height of a system. In addition to mounting a radar or chartplotter, you can have room for an autopilot, instrument, stereo controller, or VHF mic. A SystemPod is best mounted on a Single Bend AngleGuards.
SystemPods for Power are for mounting on a SK135 Stachion Kit can be used to mount a SystemPod on a flat surface, such as the flybridge. Stachion Kits can also be used with a SystemPod for overhead mounting applications.
Sizing:
Overall Size: 9.5"H x 20.25"W x 6"D
Usable Face: 7.375"H x 17.5"W x 5"D
Max Cutout: 7"H x 17"W
Instrument Cutout: 3.6"
All SailPods include
- Acrylic capped ABS plastic
- Chromed stainless steel tamper-poof fasteners
- Double seal for watertight integrity
- Models are available pre-cut for popular electronics
- Stainless steel mounting hardware and mounting gaskets
*See Literature tab for an image with dimensions
This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.Good to know
- Genuine NavPod product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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