Mounting bracket (VHF 110/110i)

The Garmin 010-12504-01 mounting bracket is a mounting accessory specifically designed for Garmin VHF 110 and VHF 110i marine VHF radios. It allows you to securely mount your communication equipment on a flat surface aboard your boat.

This bracket’s primary function is to provide stable and secure mounting for your Garmin VHF 110 or VHF 110i radio. It allows you to install the radio on a flat surface aboard your vessel, ensuring proper operation and protection.

Unlike universal mounting solutions, this bracket 010-12504-01 is a dedicated solution that optimizes space and access to the controls of Garmin VHF 110 and 110i radios. Its specific design ensures precise mechanical integration without requiring adjustments, providing enhanced stability and security.

Yes, the design of this mounting bracket provides installation flexibility and differs from flush-mount brackets by allowing easy removal of the radio. This can be useful for security, maintenance, or equipment upgrades.

Yes, this bracket is a mounting accessory for VHF marine radios. Its design is suited for use aboard a boat, which implies resistance to the specific conditions of the marine environment.

No, this bracket is a dedicated solution designed to optimize space. It allows for efficient installation while maintaining easy access to the controls of your Garmin 110 or 110i VHF radio.

The product description mentions the use of screws during installation but does not specify whether the fasteners are included. It is generally recommended to check the contents of the packaging upon receipt of the product.

Yes, this bracket was designed to optimize access to the controls of the Garmin 110 and 110i VHF radios. It ensures that the buttons and screen of your radio remain easily accessible after installation.

The mounting bracket color is not specified in the product description. However, Garmin accessories are typically designed to aesthetically integrate with their equipment.

This mounting bracket is designed to hold the radio securely and stably. While it allows installation flexibility on various surfaces, it is a fixed mount once installed, unlike a swivel mount for example. However, it permits easy removal of the radio.

No, this bracket is specifically designed for Garmin VHF 110 and VHF 110i radios. Compatibility with other Garmin VHF models is not guaranteed due to potential differences in size or mounting points.

No, this mounting bracket is a Garmin accessory designed specifically for the VHF 110 and VHF 110i models. It is not intended for use with VHF radios from other brands, as mechanical compatibility would not be guaranteed.

No, this mounting bracket is specifically designed for the Garmin VHF 110 and VHF 110i models. It is not compatible with the Garmin VHF 215, which requires a different mounting bracket.

Installing this bracket requires securing it to a flat surface with screws. It is recommended to position the bracket at the desired location, mark the drilling points, then firmly secure the bracket. VHF radios 110 and 110i can then be integrated into it.

Yes, for optimal installation on fiberglass surfaces, it is recommended to use a countersink bit. This allows you to drill a counterbore through the gelcoat layer only, which helps prevent fiberglass cracking when tightening screws.

Yes, it is recommended to apply anti-seize lubricant on stainless steel screws before installation. This precaution prevents thread seizing in fiberglass, ensuring safer and more durable assembly.

The clamp is designed for stable and secure mounting on a flat surface. The description does not explicitly specify vertical or horizontal orientations, but a clamp bracket is generally adaptable to both types of flat surfaces, depending on available space and accessibility.

For installing this bracket, you will need basic tools for drilling and screwing. This includes a drill, drill bits suitable for your mounting surface, a screwdriver or wrench for the screws, and potentially a countersink bit if installing on fiberglass.

To ensure the longevity of the shackle, it is recommended to clean it regularly with fresh water to remove salt and dirt. Periodically check the tightness of the screws and the overall condition of the shackle to detect any signs of wear or corrosion, especially in a marine environment.