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PED5100-01 PedestalPod Pre-Cut for Humminbird HELIX 10 & HELIX 9 Series - Carbon Black
PedestalPods are better than bracket mounting. Very sturdy and secure yet clean and attractive, this mount protects your fishfinder/chartplotter from the harshest wet boating conditions. PedestalPods also allow you to easily reach and control the fishfinder/chartplotter while providing added security and protection from theft.
PedestalPods position your fishfinder/chartplotter at 20" off the deck, located near the bow, and at a 45° angle for easy viewing while fishing. This allows the user to easily reach and access the fishfinder/chartplotter for changes to range, zoom, or even control the trolling motor.
PedestalPods are manufactured with a double gasket system that provides an excellent watertight seal keeping spray off the electrical connections on the back of your fishfinder/chartplotter assuring reliability and longevity of your marine electronics.
Your fishfinder/chartplotter is easily flush mounted into the pre-cut face of the NavPod. The heavy duty, powder coated aluminum pedestal tube is 3” in diameter with a 5” round base and has a large 1.75” opening providing plenty of room for running wires and connectors internally for a very clean look and provides protection for wires and electrical connectors from water intrusion, UV exposure or damage from just getting kicked or snagged and ripped out of their sockets.
NavPods come with a security wrench and nickel chrome-plated stainless steel tamperproof screws for protection from theft.
There are pre-cut models available for 7", 9" and 12" LCD displays from all major marine electronic manufacturers.
This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.Specifications:
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