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Garmin GHC50 Marine Autopilot Control Display - Remanufactured

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Garmin GHC50 Marine Autopilot Control Display - RemanufacturedGarmin GHC 50 Marine Autopilot Instrument Factory remanufactured with warranty Model: 010 N2731 00 A 5" touchscreen interface with a bright display. Call it navigating with a simple touch. Sleek. Thats the look you get with the instruments edge to edge glass design. Share settings with your Garmin MFDs, and watch your integrated system come to life. From the Garmin Marine Network (GMN) to wireless connectivity1, there are many ways to connect to your

Garmin GHC 50 Marine Autopilot Instrument

Factory remanufactured with warranty

Model: 010-N2731-00

  • A 5" touchscreen interface with a bright display. Call it navigating with a simple touch.
  • Sleek. That’s the look you get with the instrument’s edge-to-edge glass design.
  • Share settings with your Garmin MFDs, and watch your integrated system come to life.
  • From the Garmin Marine Network (GMN) to wireless connectivity1, there are many ways to connect to your autopilot.
  • Control your boat your way with wired or wireless remote-controlled options.

When you’re ready to discover paradise, the GHC 50 autopilot instrument helps you navigate with ease — wherever the waters take you.

The bright 5" WVGA touchscreen not only looks good; its anti-glare display makes navigation simple and hassle free.

With a premium industrial design and edge-to-edge glass display, the GHC 50 autopilot instrument aligns perfectly with your high-end GPSMAP® chartplotters, creating a stunning look for your helm.

The choice is yours — control your autopilot instrument via wire or a wireless remote for a navigation experience that works best for you.

If you have multiple compatible Garmin devices on your boat, you can share information among them for a more integrated marine system.

GHC 50 works with all GHP Reactor autopilots, select quatix® multisport marine smartwatches, the Garmin autopilot remote and GRID 20 remote.

If used as a stand-alone autopilot, wireless connectivity only provides software updates; use the Garmin Marine Network for sharing settings and other connected features

Specifications

General
Dimensions 4.13" x 4.51" x 2.01" (105 x 140 x 51 mm)
Touchscreen yes
Display resolution 800 x 480
Display type WVGA
Weight 11.57 oz (328 g)
Water Rating IPX7
Mounting options Flat or flush
Connections
NMEA 2000 ports 1
Garmin Marine Network ports 1
ANT+ (Connectivity) Yes
Garmin Wi-Fi Network (local connection) yes
Electrical Features
Power input 9 to 32 Vdc
Typical current draw at 12 VDC 220 mA
Maximum current draw at 12 VDC 400 mA
Maximum power usage at 10 VDC 4.9 W


What's in the Box:

  • GHC 50 - remanufactured
  • Black trim piece snap cover
  • Protective cover
  • Flush mount gasket and hardware
  • Garmin Marine Network cable
  • Garmin Marine Network adapter cable
  • NMEA 2000® drop cable
  • NMEA 2000 T-connectors and terminators
  • Documentation
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