Simrad NSS7 evo3 with worldwide base map

The Simrad NSS7 evo3 is equipped with a 7-inch display.

The Simrad NSS7 evo3 display has a resolution of 600 x 1024 pixels.

Yes, it is equipped with a 7-inch SolarMAX™ HD IPS screen, optically bonded, offering high visibility and optimal clarity even in full sunlight and with polarized sunglasses. It has ultra-wide viewing angles of 80° in all directions.

The NSS7 evo3 integrates a 10 Hz high-gain GPS/GLONASS receiver, WAAS, MSAS, and EGNOS compatible. It can update position ten times per second.

The NSS7 evo3 includes a worldwide base map and supports optional Navionics (Gold, NAV+ Platinum+), C-MAP (MAX N, MAX N+), and NV Digital (Raster US Charts) cartography.

Yes, the Simrad NSS7 evo3 is equipped with a built-in fishfinder featuring advanced capabilities, including dual-channel CHIRP. It supports features such as Echosounder, StructureScan and ForwardScan.

You can interact with the NSS7 evo3 display in several ways:

Press: To activate a panel, move the cursor, select a menu item or option, or toggle a checkbox option.Hold: To activate specific functions, open context menus, or access split-screen options.Scroll: To browse through a list of options without activating them.Swipe: To reposition a chart or sonar image on the panel.Pinch or spread: To zoom in or out on the chart or sonar image.

To turn the device on or off, press and hold the power button. A single press on this button displays the system control dialog and allows switching between three default dimming levels.

Yes, if you have different types of charts (built-in, card-based or via Ethernet), you can display two different chart types simultaneously on one page using two chartplotter panels.

You can choose between different levels of detail for the charts:

Medium: Displays all available information for the chart in use. Low: Displays the minimum information required for navigation.

You can set a depth highlight range between 6 m and 12 m, as well as a shallow water highlight between 0 m and 3 m.

The "dock-to-dock" autorouting function is not available for units used in U.S. territorial waters. Availability in other regions depends on the mapping options used.

The Tripintel page displays current voyage statistics such as distance traveled. It also includes a fuel gauge whose display is based on settings defined in the vessel configuration page.

Yes, the NSS7 evo3 can be connected to an autopilot. A short press of the power button opens the autopilot controller and puts the autopilot in standby mode. The system can operate in passive, locked, or active mode with the autopilot.

Transducers are designed to operate on different frequencies, each with distinct characteristics. A low frequency, for example 50 kHz, allows reaching great depths. It produces a wide cone and is effective for bottom discrimination and wide-area searching, though it is somewhat more sensitive to noise.

To get a clear image of taller structures (such as a wreck), it is advisable not to pass directly overhead. Instead, steer the boat so that the structure is to the left or right side of your vessel.

You can set two types of offsets for the transducer:

Offset from the lowest point of the vessel: This is the distance between the transducer and the lowest point of the boat in the water. This value must be set as a negative number (e.g., -0.3 m). Offset from the depth below the surface (waterline): This is the distance between the transducer and the surface. This value must be set as a positive number (e.g., +0.5 m).

Yes, the NSS7 evo3 has built-in wireless connectivity (Wi-Fi). You can use the GoFree Link smartphone and tablet app as a controller and viewer.

Yes, this equipment complies with EU Directive 2014/53/EU.