Prikazivač GNX 120, 7"

The Garmin GNX 120 display measures 181 mm in width, 115 mm in height, and 17 mm in depth (7.13 x 4.53 x 0.67 inches). These dimensions make it ideal for flush-mount installation in a cockpit or on a console.

Yes, the GNX 120 display has an IPX7 waterproof rating. This means it is protected against accidental immersion in water up to 1 meter deep for 30 minutes, making it perfectly suited to harsh marine conditions.

The GNX 120 display is powered directly from your boat's NMEA 2000 network. It operates on an input voltage of 9 to 16 Vdc supplied by the bus, which greatly simplifies installation by eliminating the need for separate power wiring.

Yes, absolutely. The GNX 120 has a compass-safe distance of 0 mm. This means it generates no magnetic interference and can be installed at any proximity to a heading compass without affecting its accuracy.

The GNX 120 integrates with your navigation system via a standard NMEA 2000 connection. It connects to the existing network using a drop cable and a T-connector, allowing it to receive and display data from all compatible sensors connected to the network.

The GNX 120 display is designed to be very energy-efficient. Its power consumption is extremely low, with a maximum of 0.4 W. This is a major advantage for sailboats and vessels that must carefully manage their energy balance.

The GNX 120 can display a very wide range of data from your NMEA 2000 network. Here are a few examples:

Navigation data: Surface speed (BSP), ground speed (SOG), heading (HDG), depth (DPT).Wind data: Apparent and true wind speed and angle (AWS/AWA and TWS/TWA).GPS data: Position, course over ground (COG), cross-track error (XTE).Engine data: RPM, temperature, voltage, fuel consumption.

Yes, the GNX 120 interface is fully customizable. You can configure pages displaying one, two, or three functions simultaneously. It is also possible to integrate gauges and graphs to quickly visualize data trends, such as depth history or wind speed.

Yes. The GNX 120 is designed to operate on a standard NMEA 2000 network. It is therefore compatible with any sensor (depth sounder, vane anemometer, GPS, etc.) certified NMEA 2000, regardless of brand, provided it transmits data via standard PGN (Parameter Group Numbers).

This display is designed to withstand varied environmental conditions. Its operating temperature range is from -15°C to 70°C (5°F to 158°F).

The GNX 120 display weighs 380 grams (13.4 ounces). Its housing is made of robust polycarbonate plastic to ensure durability in a marine environment.

Yes, the GNX 120 includes several dedicated regatta functions. It can display critical data such as VMG (Velocity Made Good), a race timer, and distance to the starting line to help you achieve the best possible start.

Yes, if your engine is connected to your boat's NMEA 2000 network. The GNX 120 can receive and display engine data transmitted via standard NMEA 2000 PGNs, such as 127488 (fast parameters) and 127489 (dynamic parameters), including RPM, temperature, oil pressure, and more.

The GNX 120 is designed for flush mounting. This allows for clean and professional integration on a helm console, cockpit bulkhead, or mast foot. A mounting template is provided in the documentation to simplify cutting.

The GNX 120 display is specifically designed for optimal outdoor readability, whether from the cockpit or at the mast foot. Its 7-inch high-contrast screen ensures critical data remains clearly visible even in high-brightness conditions.

The LEN (Load Equivalency Number) value indicates the electrical load the device represents for the NMEA 2000 network. The GNX 120 has a LEN value of 3 (at 9 Vdc), which corresponds to a low load and ensures good compatibility even on networks already well-equipped.

Yes, the GNX 120 has an "Auto Power" function. When enabled in the settings, the display powers on automatically with the NMEA 2000 network, eliminating the need to turn it on manually before each outing.

Connected to an NMEA 2000 anemometer, the GNX 120 can display all essential wind data, including:

TWS (True Wind Speed): True wind speed.
TWA (True Wind Angle): True wind angle.
TWD (True Wind Direction): True wind direction.
AWS (Apparent Wind Speed): Apparent wind speed.
AWA (Apparent Wind Angle): Apparent wind angle.

Yes, provided you have a compatible depth/temperature transducer connected to your NMEA 2000 network. The GNX 120 supports standard PGNs for depth (128267) and temperature (130312), allowing you to monitor these critical data directly on the display.

The GNX 120 display housing is made of polycarbonate plastic. This material was selected for its high impact resistance, UV stability, and durability in harsh marine conditions, ensuring long product life.