ECHOMAP™ UHD 2 7" ekrāna ceļojuma kartes un sonžu kombinēti, 72sv ar zondi GT54UHD-TM

The Garmin ECHOMAP UHD 2 72sv chartplotter features a 7-inch display.

The GT54UHD-TM transducer delivers ultra high-definition imaging for ClearVü and SideVü technologies, providing near-photographic visualization. It also integrates a traditional CHIRP high- and wide-band sounder for precise target detection and excellent echo separation, even at significant depths.

Yes, the navigation device may experience degraded performance if used near any device that uses a broadband terrestrial network operating at frequencies close to those used by global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), such as the Global Positioning System (GPS).

It is not recommended to print your own mounting template. Use the template provided in the product box to ensure correct cutting. If you must print a template, ensure you follow the instructions precisely, especially by setting the scale to 100% and using paper of sufficient size.

The cut-out template for the flush-mount installation of the ECHOMAP UHD 2 72sv chartplotter has a height of 135 mm (5 5/16 inches) and a width of 204.5 mm (8 1/16 inches).

Non-aeronautical products such as the Garmin ECHOMAP UHD 2 72sv chartplotter are warranted against material or manufacturing defects for one year from the date of purchase.

Aesthetic damage, such as scratches, nicks, and dents.Consumable parts, including batteries, unless the product damage is due to a defect in materials or manufacturing.Damage caused by an accident, abuse, misuse, water, flooding, fire, or other natural disasters or external causes.Damage caused by service performed by any person not authorized by Garmin as an approved service provider.Damage to a product that has been modified without Garmin’s written authorization.

Assume responsibility for the safe and prudent operation of your vessel. The chartplotter is an aid, not a substitute for safety. Carefully compare the information displayed on the device with all available navigation sources, including visual observations, local rules, and charts. Resolve any discrepancies before continuing navigation.Use electronic charts to assist navigation, not to replace official government charts.Do not rely solely on depth data to prevent grounding or collision. Supplement these readings with applicable paper chart information and visual cues, and proceed at low speed in shallow waters or near submerged objects.Do not attempt to use or view video input (if the device has this capability) while driving or navigating.