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This multifunction display is primarily aimed at racers and offshore or performance cruising sailors. It provides extremely accurate navigation and performance data thanks to its native integration with H5000 processors.

The H5000 graphic display features a 5-inch diagonal TFT LCD color screen with a sharp resolution of 480 x 272 pixels.

Yes, the screen uses optical bonding construction. This process maximizes contrast, ensures perfect readability even in full sunlight or with polarized sunglasses, and eliminates any risk of internal condensation.

Yes. Its rugged ABS housing is IPX7 waterproof certified, ensuring maximum durability against spray and extreme marine conditions.

The SailSteer function is a dedicated tactical page that consolidates all critical navigation data for sailing onto a single interface: heading, wind, laylines, and tide information. This enables quick and comprehensive reading of the tactical situation.

The H5000 integrates advanced racing tools, including:

A detailed starting line page. Precise layline display for optimized tactical decisions. A full race timer with synchronization. Wind trend tracking with the WindPlot function.

Thanks to its dedicated ARM processor, the H5000 display offers a data refresh rate of up to 10 Hz. This instant responsiveness is critical for analyzing wind shifts or maintaining a precise heading under autopilot.

The H5000 graphic display is compact and lightweight. It measures 172 x 114 x 40 mm and weighs only 0.45 kg.

The unit is powered directly via the NMEA 2000 network bus at a nominal voltage of 12V DC (operating range: 10 to 16V).

The H5000 display is very energy-efficient. Its power consumption is 1.9 W in typical operation, with a maximum of 2.4 W.

The display connects to the onboard network via a standard Micro-C connector, typical of NMEA 2000 installations.

Yes, to prevent magnetic interference with your heading instruments, it is recommended to maintain a safety distance of at least 0.3 meters from the boat's magnetic compass.

The H5000 system is generally compatible with NMEA 0183 networks, but this integration is done via the H5000 central processor (CPU) or an expansion module. The display itself physically connects via NMEA 2000.

Yes, the display integrates seamlessly with B&G H5000 autopilot computers. It displays autopilot data and allows managing response modes (Economy, Normal, Sport) for course-keeping.

The H5000 graphical display is designed to seamlessly interface with B&G Zeus multifunction displays and chartplotters (Zeus, Zeus Touch, Zeus³).

Although it can display basic NMEA 2000 network data, the H5000 is designed as a central element of the H5000 instrument system. To fully utilize its tactical and advanced calculation capabilities, it must be paired with an H5000 central processor (CPU).

Unlike the Triton² displays, which are more cruising-oriented, the H5000 features a dedicated ARM processor providing ultra-fast refresh rates (up to 10 Hz) and highly advanced tactical pages, making it the benchmark for regatta and offshore racing.

Yes, the display has a dedicated AIS page showing your vessel at the center and displaying surrounding targets. It is also compatible with AIS SART distress signal display.

The interface is controlled via physical buttons on the device. The arrow keys allow scrolling through menus and values, while the Enter key is used to confirm selections. A double press provides quick access to general settings.

Yes, the graphical display provides access to sensor calibration menus (such as the speed log, compass, or anemometer) connected to the H5000 system, including true wind angle (TWA) and boat speed corrections.