Skup za ugradnju konektora na pregradu LiveScope™

The Garmin LiveScope™ through-hull connector kit (part number 010-13350-00) is an accessory designed to enable clean and functional integration of the extension cable for your LiveScope™ system. It provides a flush-mounted solution for connecting and disconnecting your transducer quickly.

Using this kit provides several benefits:

Clean and discreet integration of the transducer extension cable.The ability to quickly connect and disconnect the transducer, ideal for boats requiring frequent handling.Optimized space usage and reduced cable clutter on deck.

The kit includes all components required for installing the through-hull connector, such as the two halves of the connector bracket, 8 mm and 20 mm screws, a self-adhesive gasket, a mounting nut, a trim plate, and a protective cap.

Yes, the kit is designed for an installation that can be made waterproof. It is recommended to apply marine sealant in the groove of both halves of the connector bracket when assembling to prevent water ingress and create a seal with the extension cable connector.

The kit can be used for permanent or temporary installation. If the installation is temporary, it is advisable to avoid using permanent marine sealant to facilitate future removal.

This kit is compatible with the entire Garmin LiveScope™ range, specifically including the following systems:

LiveScope™ Plus LVS34LiveScope™ PlusLiveScope™ XR LVS62LiveScope™ XR

The bulkhead connector kit is specifically designed for Garmin LiveScope™ systems and their extension cables. It is not listed as compatible with other Garmin transducer models.

Yes, this kit is designed for flush-mount installation of your LiveScope™ transducer extension cable. You will need a LiveScope™ transducer extension cable of the appropriate length, available from your Garmin dealer.

For the basic installation, you will need the following tools:

A drillA 37 mm (1 1/2 in) hole sawA Phillips #1 bit or screwdriverMarine sealant (optional)If you do not have access to the space behind the mounting surface, you will also need a 2.7 mm (3/32 in) drill bit and a Phillips #2 bit or screwdriver.

You must drill a cable pass-through hole with a diameter of 37 mm (1 1/2 in) using a hole saw.

You must allow a minimum clearance of at least 60 mm (2 12/32 in) behind the mounting surface to ensure proper installation of the kit.

If you don't have access to the space behind the mounting surface, you will need to secure the connector bracket using the included mounting screws. Follow these steps:

Mark the locations of the four mounting holes using the connector bracket as a template.Remove the connector bracket from the bulkhead.Drill pilot holes for the four mounting screws using a 2.7 mm (3/32 in) drill bit.Secure the connector bracket to the mounting surface with the included 20 mm (25/32 in) screws using a Phillips #2 screwdriver.

The two halves of the connector bracket are assembled together using the included 8 mm (5/16 in) screws, with a Phillips #1 screwdriver.

If you do not have access to the space behind the mounting surface, the connector bracket is secured to the surface using the 20 mm (25/32 in) screws included.

Using marine sealant is optional. However, if you want to prevent water from seeping through the connector mount, it is recommended to apply marine sealant in the groove of both halves of the connector mount to form a seal.

No, you must not use both the mounting nut and the mounting screws to secure the connector. Attempting to use both methods simultaneously may damage the product. Choose one method or the other based on your access behind the mounting surface.

To install the finishing plate and protective cap:

Place the retaining ring of the protective cap around the connector, with the cap facing downward.Snap the finishing plate onto the connector bracket, ensuring the Garmin logo is oriented upward.Make sure the securing strap of the protective cap is aligned with the groove at the bottom of the finishing plate.

Yes, if you are mounting the device in fiberglass, it is recommended to use a countersink bit to drill a relief counterbore through the top gelcoat layer only. This prevents cracking of the gelcoat layer when the screws are tightened.

During assembly, the front of the connector bracket must slide into the groove around the connector. The rear of the connector bracket must slide fully between the strain relief ribs on the connector for correct alignment.

The standard Garmin limited warranty applies to this accessory.