Garmin Marine – Motorboats from 9 to 12 meters
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Garmin Marine – Motorboats from 9 to 12 meters
Do you use the motor boat to enjoy the sea with your family and friends? Do you want music always on top with a dedicated sound system, without forgetting the instrumentation to always be safe? Garmin Marine has the wiring diagram for you. Each boat has different needs that depend mainly on its intended use. Today we look at the wiring diagram of an open or cabin motor boat from 9 to 12 meters.
Garmin Marine – Open motor boat of 9 meters
What tools do you need aboard a 9-meter open motorboat to make the most of a day at sea?
Home Automation
- In boating, having total management and control/alarms of onboard feeds is a godsend. The EmpirBus Web Display Unit (WDU) allows you to have everything under control at all times with a very simple user interface.
- Three Empirbus Connect 50 modules are connected to the EmpirBus DCM and have 11 channels in input (analog or digital) and 20 in output. Through these systems, fuel consumption can be optimized by turning on the on-board lights at the desired level, keep an eye on the level of the freshwater and diesel tank, for maximum operating range. An alarm will alert you if a pathway light has burned out or if a bilge pump is activated.
Entertainment
- MS-RA210 is a compact marine stereo designed to provide a high-quality audio entertainment experience on the water. The MS-RA210 features the new Fusion design aesthetic and revolutionary digital signal processing technology for optimized listening in any environment. The sleek design with the option of mounting the stereo with a traditional flush finish or integrating it flat ensures a visually appealing finish in the dashboard.
- Combined with the marine stereo system are two Fusion MS-FR 6021 nautical speakers, designed and manufactured for marine use. All Fusion full-range nautical speakers feature a unique and sophisticated bass/mid cone, a titanium tweeter, magnetic shielding, and water-resistant construction.
Navigation
- A bronze B60 transducer with basic level tilt fits tilt angles of 16-24 degrees without a fairing.
- The new GPSMAP 8410xsv chartplotter integrates seamlessly with a variety of on-board instruments with its built-in Wi-Fi and ANT+ connectivity, 4 Ethernet ports, NMEA 2000 networking, HDMI port, USB port and many more. It is also compatible with FLIR cameras. Built-in Wi-Fi technology allows you to use the free ActiveCaptain app to access OneChart, Smart Notification, Garmin Quickdraw community data and more.
Security
- A 315i VHF with a modular system designed for vessels where it is possible (and sometimes necessary) to have a station with multiple communication stations or on vessels where there is no space to install a traditional VHF in the console. This system is connected to the GA 38 antenna, as well as theActive Speaker and the GHS 11i unit , a compact and robust handset that is completely waterproof.
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Navigation
- A 16-inch GPSMAP 8416xsv multifunction with which to manage navigation and more. With this tool you will be able to keep track of everything from navigation to echosounder to boat data. GPSMAP 8416xsv supports the entire family of Panoptix fishfinders, in this case an LVS 32 transducer.
- Supporting it is a GHC 20 control unit featuring an “easy to use” interface and a large, bright 4-inch color display that can be seen from any angle.
- The Reactor 40 autopilot is connected to the SmartPump for optimal control and safety. In addition, you get complete control in a smaller size with better thermal performance, higher reliability, and lower power consumption.
- AIRMAR B117 bronze through-transducer is ideal for high speeds. Ideal for fiberglass or wooden hulls, it is an 8-pin, 600 W short-stemmed transducer allows a depth of 800-1,200 feet (244-366 meters); an operating frequency of 50-200 kHz; a beam range of 45-12 degrees; and a tilt range of 0-7 degrees.
Security
- A VHF 315i with a modular system designed for vessels where it is possible (and sometimes necessary) to have a station with multiple communication stations or on vessels where there is no space to install a traditional VHF in the console. This system is connected to the GA 38 antenna, as well as theActive Speaker and the GHS 11i unit , a compact and robust handset that is completely waterproof.
- The GMS 10 is a 5-input self-configuring network hub with 100 MB data transfer rate. This makes it possible to receive updates on battery voltage, bilge activities, temperature changes, dock power status and generally all interfaced NMEA 2000 sensors, all via smartphone or tablet through the free ActiveCaptain app. Connected to this is the new OnDeck system that enables remote management and control of the boat.
Optional
- The AIS 800 is a transceiver that allows us to have a better understanding of what is around us when we sail. With this tool you can display on your chartplotter the Class B/SO Automatic Identification System (AIS) data of surrounding vessels with all identifying information and position, course and speed data as well as send your own. It goes without saying that in terms of security, such a tool is crucial. In this configuration it is with an external antenna connector (AIS 800 also includes a built-in GPS).
- Finally, this configuration includes a waterproof GC 200 camera. What is it for? For example, to maneuver in a crowded harbor or to provide sharp images in low light.
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