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Garmin Td50 Touchscreen Display Nmea 2000 Compatible

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Garmin Td50 Touchscreen Display Nmea 2000 CompatibleGarmin TD50 Touchscreen Display Model: 010 02139 10 SLEEK 5" EDGE TO EDGE GLASS TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY COMPATIBLE WITH NMEA 2000, EMPIRBUS AND GARMIN MARINE NETWORKS MINIMAL FOOTPRINT INSTALLS ALMOST ANYWHERE MATCHES THE LOOK OF GPSMAP SERIES CHARTPLOTTERS EASY PLUG AND PLAY NETWORK INSTALLATION FLAT OR FLUSH MOUNTING OPTIONS Wherever you need some extra system access on board, the 5" TD 50 touchscreen fits the need. View engine and systems data, or

Garmin TD50 Touchscreen Display

Model: 010-02139-10
  • SLEEK 5" EDGE-TO-EDGE GLASS TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY
  • COMPATIBLE WITH NMEA 2000®, EMPIRBUS™ AND GARMIN MARINE NETWORKS
  • MINIMAL FOOTPRINT — INSTALLS ALMOST ANYWHERE
  • MATCHES THE LOOK OF GPSMAP® SERIES CHARTPLOTTERS
  • EASY PLUG-AND-PLAY NETWORK INSTALLATION
  • FLAT- OR FLUSH-MOUNTING OPTIONS

Wherever you need some extra system access on board, the 5" TD 50 touchscreen fits the need. View engine and systems data, or adjust settings for lights, climate control, entertainment, security sensors, autopilots and more.

The easy-to-use and easy-to-install TD 50 touchscreen can work as an extra display at the helm station or for below-deck networked access to switching functions and data monitoring throughout your vessel.

For integrated digital control on board, the TD 50 touchscreen display is compatible with NMEA 2000, third-party OneHelm™ systems, EmpirBus and the Garmin Marine Network. System connectivity couldn't be simpler.

Touchscreen control through an easy graphical interface lets you access multiple switching and monitoring functions for electrical components throughout your boat.

The TD 50 unit’s slimline design, minimal footprint and flat- or flush-mounting options enable installation in virtually any onboard location where auxiliary system access is needed.

Water-rated to IPX7 standards, the TD 50 touchscreen is built for harsh marine environments. The bright LCD screen offers crisp, clear daylight visibility, adjustable backlighting and a wide viewing angle for excellent readability wherever it’s used on board.

Specifications
Dimensions without sun cover (HxWxD) 4.1"" x 4.5"" x 2.0"" (10.5 x 14.0 x 5.1 cm)
Dimensions with sun cover (HxWxD) 4.5"" x 5.7"" x 2.2"" (11.3 x 14.4 x 5.6 cm)
Weight without sun cover 11.6 oz. (328 g)
Weight with sun cover 13.2 oz. (375 g)
Temperature range from 5° to 131° F (from -15° to 55° C)
Compass-safe distance 7.9"" (20 cm)
Case material Fully-gasketed polycarbonate
Lens material Glass with anti-glare and anti-fingerprint finish
Water rating IPX7
Brightness 1200 cd/m2 (NIT)
Power usage 5.9 W max
NMEA 2000® input voltage 9 to 16 Vdc
NMEA 2000 LEN @ 9 Vdc NMEA 2000 LEN @ 9 Vdc
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