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Nemesis 9 mast support

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Nemesis 9 mast support

Regular price 336,00€
Sale price 336,00€ Regular price
Nemesis 12 mast support

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Nemesis 12 mast support

Regular price 390,00€
Sale price 390,00€ Regular price
20/20 HV mast support, 4-way

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20/20 HV mast support, 4-way

Regular price 372,00€
Sale price 372,00€ Regular price
20/20 HV mast support, 3-way

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20/20 HV mast support, 3-way

Regular price 264,00€
Sale price 264,00€ Regular price
20/20 HV mast support, 2-way

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20/20 HV mast support, 2-way

Regular price 186,00€
Sale price 186,00€ Regular price

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Equipment support: the foundation of a reliable marine electronics installation

A high-performance electronic system relies on a solid foundation. Choosing the right mount for each piece of equipment is crucial to guaranteeing its longevity, performance, and onboard safety. Skysat, drawing on its experience in offshore racing, guides you in selecting the ideal mount for your installation, taking into account the specific constraints of the marine environment.

Discover a complete range of robust and proven solutions, designed to withstand vibration, shock, and extreme environmental conditions. Here you will find mounts for screens, instruments, antennas, and much more, selected for their quality and adaptability.

Choosing the right support: stability and accessibility

Equipment mounting is more than just an accessory. It contributes to the readability of information, the protection of equipment, and ease of maintenance. An unsuitable mount can lead to excessive vibration, premature corrosion, and difficult access for maintenance. Therefore, it is essential to consider several factors when making your selection.

  • Mounting type: Choose a mounting system suitable for your support (rail, flat surface, mast, etc.). Check compatibility with existing holes or plan for the necessary adaptation.
  • Materials: For optimal resistance to marine corrosion, choose 316L stainless steel or anodized aluminum. Avoid low-grade plastics that become brittle over time and with UV exposure.
  • Orientation and tilt: Ensure that the mount allows precise adjustment of the orientation and tilt of the equipment for optimal readability, regardless of navigation conditions.
  • Vibration resistance: Choose a mount that incorporates vibration damping systems to protect the onboard electronics and ensure display clarity.

specific supports: adapt the solution to the equipment

Each type of equipment has its own mounting requirements. It is essential to choose a model designed specifically for the device in question to ensure secure attachment and optimal performance. Many manufacturers offer dedicated mounts, but universal solutions can also be considered with caution.

  • Mounts for multifunction displays: Available in various sizes and configurations (swivel, tilt, recessed), they must ensure a secure fixing and easy access to cables.
  • VHF/AIS/GPS antenna mounts: Designed to withstand strong winds and sea spray, they must ensure precise antenna positioning for optimal reception.
  • Navigation instrument mounts: Compact and discreet, they must allow easy reading of information while protecting the instrument from shocks and water splashes.
  • Surveillance camera mounts: Robust and waterproof, they must offer a clear field of vision and resistance to the elements.

System integration: think globally for a sustainable installation

Installing equipment should not be considered in isolation, but rather as a step within a comprehensive system integration project. It is important to take into account space constraints, cable routing, and accessibility for future maintenance. Feel free to contact Skysat for a customized approach to your marine electronics installation.

💡 Skysat's advice

Before permanently mounting a bracket, perform a simulation of the entire installation. Check that the screen is clearly visible from your position at the bar, that the cables are not pinched, and that you have easy access for replacing a fuse or disconnecting a connector. A little planning will save you a lot of trouble later.