Purchase Garmin GNX™ 120 Marine Instrument - 7" MFG# 010-01395-00 in Bayville, New Jersey, United States, for US $944.88

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Garmin GNX™ 120 Marine Instrument - 7" MFG# 010-01395-00

GNX™ 120 Marine Instrument - 7"

Garmin's GNX™ 120 is a premium sailing instrument display designed for serious sailors who demand quality, precision and total integration. The GNX™ 120 is a high-precision glass-bonded 7" large format instrument which offers superior readability day and night. Low power consuming, high-contrast, high-visibility LCD display with largest in class white or color digits. Fully customizable profiles and five display configurations: single, dual and triple function, plus Gauge and Graph modes, to display over 50 important marine parameters for wind, sea and vessel conditions. The optional GNX keypad offers additional control for the GNX™ 120 from a distance with a push-button keypad interface that can be mounted near the helm.

Features:

Large easy-to-read digits - Bold, easy-to-read digits are the largest digits in class providing the data necessary to make confident decisions
Reflective Ultra-Glow Technology - Display reflects the sunlight resulting in vibrant, glowing digits
GNX Keypad - Optional GNX Keypad offers additional control of the GNX 120 from a distance with a push-button keypad interface that can be mounted near the helm
Easy Expandability/Scalability - Mount multiple displays above the companionway or at the base of the mast using optional mast brackets
2, 3 and 4 Unit Mast Brackets - Flat mount GNX 120 displays for a beautiful glass mast look using optional carbon fiber mast brackets
Functionality - Easy to set up, calibrate and use thanks to the on-unit capacitive touch buttons or fixed-mount GNX Keypad (sold separately)
Glass-Bonded Display - High-precision back lit glass-bonded LCD display avoids fogging
NMEA 2000® - Displays over 50 marine and boat parameters for wind, sea, and vessel conditions from the NMEA 2000 bus
Integrated Sailing Eco-Eystem - Allows seamless sharing of sailing data between Garmin devices
3rd Pary Software Compatability - 10 Channels to display information from tactical Navigation SW like Expedition, Adrena and SeaTrack
Visibility - Large, easy-to-read white or color digits on black background for high contrast and high visibility in all lighting
conditions
Multiple Backlight Colors - Tailor display for optimum viewing choosing from 7 different backlight colors, or create a custom color
Auto-Scroll - Enable auto-scroll to automatically cycle between screens for hands-free operation
Low Power Consumption - Spend more time on the water - consumes only 0.36 W (day - no backlight) and 0.4 W (night - mid-level backlight),
which allows for peaceful, long-range sailing without running the motor or generator
Fully Customizable User-Profiles - Fully customizable user-profiles allow you to configure screen layout to your preferred setting
Display Configurations - Five display configurations: single, dual and triple function, plus Gauge and Graph modes

Includes: GNX 120, trim piece snap cover, protective cover, flush mount gasket and hardware, NMEA 2000 drop cable, NMEA 2000 T-connector, documentation

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