Cast 316 stainless steel door stop holds the door securely against the rubber stop reducing rattles which are common with most door hooks. The spring-loaded latch allows for quick and easy release. White rubber bumper.
The world’s first intelligent universal inline terminator. This NMEA2000 terminator can be used as either a Male or Female terminator or a feed-through terminator for applications at the top of the mast or transom of the boat, making it truly universal.
The second edition incorporates guidance approved by the MSC on the development of maritime security legislation as well as maritime cyber risk management. It includes updated sources for further information to support the implementation of the ISPS Code.
With a 50 mm lens diameter the Navigator gives a bright, brilliant image even in twilight. Handling is dramatically improved thanks to the new "Open-Bridge-System", while the texturing on the body allows for a comfortable and strong grip in any situation.
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