Cactus Navigation and Communication Ltd : Marine Pod MSP1 For Large MFDs (Marine Pod MSP1)

MSP1 - Large Pod

Designed for large multi function displays such as the Raymarine
C120/E120, Furuno Navnet 2/3, Garmin 4010, 4012 or 5012 series displays. Or use with a smaller 8” display plus additional instruments
Maximum useable face area 420x330mm

Maximum depth 160mm

Supplied with 4 plastic clamp brackets

The helm is where you need the chart plotter or radar for close quarters navigation but physically mounting your latest electronic wizardry in the cockpit can be challenging. That's why Marine Electronic Services Ltd have launched the new MarinePod system - a range of waterproof electronic equipment housings. The range is designed to fit both Whitlock and Edson's steering gear, so suits 9.5” and 12” wide rail systems.

MarinePod's unique design allows any pod to fit either system with a template supplied to allow easy drilling for the correct fixing points. MarinePod is manufactured in the UK utilising a patented UV resistant, acrylic capped ABS plastic and specialist seal system. For a small additional cost, we can factory pre-cut the panel to suit your equipment from either a template or CAD file – there are details on file for most popular items such as Garmin's 4000/5000 Series and Raymarine's ST60, E and C Series. The pods fit to the binnacle rail with a series of heavy duty plastic clamps included with the system as standard. These plastic clamps can also be exchanged for the Edson range of stainless steel brackets if required and the pods are compatible with Edson arms and steering system accessories. The system can be adapted to fit 7/8”, 1” and 1.25” diameter rail systems or you can custom drill the reinforced rear case to suit a custom installation.

MSP1 suits large displays such as Raymarine’s C120/E120 or a mixture of instruments and multi function displays. MSP2 suits smaller 7-10” displays from Garmin, Raymarine, Furuno, Simrad and Standard. The MSP3 (shown above) allows fitting of three 110 x 110mm format displays - popular with instrument makers.