Lowrance GlobalMap 5150C GPS Chartplotter

The Lowrance GlobalMap 5150C GPS Chartplotter is a high-resolution colour Lowrance chartplotter with an excellent range of features offering precision and versatility in a full-size format to fit most boats.

Key Features

• Special 5-inch (12.7-cm) diagonal 640 V x 480 H pixel TFT colour display for excellent viewing in sunlight and at wide angle
• Adjustable cold-cathode screen and keypad backlighting
• 12-channel GPS with external antenna and spat cone pole mount
• Outputs NMEA 0183 to link with DFS VHF or autopilot
• Compatible with Navionics Gold and Lowrance NauticPatch chartcards
• Stores up to 1,000 waypoints, 1,000 event markers and 100 routes
• Saves up to 100 retraceable trails with up to 10,000 points on any trail
• Sealed and waterproof for the harshest marine environments

The GlobalMap 5150C offers sailors a chartplotter package that includes a superb, sunlight-viewable, high-resolution screen boasting a 640 V x 480 H pixel display and comprehensive functionality.

The GlobalMap 5150 is a highly capable unit. Powered by a 12-parallel channel GPS receiver, in addition to Nauticpath charts, it also accepts the full range of Navionics marine cartography plus the land-based FreedomMaps.

Fully sealed and waterproof, the Lowrance GlobalMap 5150C is ideal for open cockpits, RIB dashboards and other exposed locations where its wide viewing angles and crisp display in all light conditions, including direct sunshine, really come into their own.

The GlobalMap 5150C is also perfectly suited to mounting at chart tables and is NMEA 0183-compliant for linking to a DSC VHF or autopilot.

Charting functions include:

• Accepts up to 1,000 waypoints, 1,000 event markers and 100 routes
• Zoom range of 0.02 to 4,000 miles
• 42 different graphic icons to mark significant locations
• One-touch man overboard feature
• GPS alarms
• GPS trip recording on SD/MMC digital media cards
• Built in back-up memory

The optional Lowrance NauticPath Electronic Chart covers the UK, the coast of Europe from the Netherlands to Gibraltar and the Mediterranean coasts and islands of France and Spain.