Overview

The Simrad 000-13759-001 is a mounting bracket for Simrad NSS12 evo3 and B&G Zeus3 12-inch displays, built for bracket-style installs at the helm.

It gives you a solid way to mount the display on a flat surface when you do not want a dash cutout. Once installed, the side knobs let you set the viewing angle so the screen stays readable from the helm seat, whether you are running offshore, trolling, or picking your way through a tight channel.

Key features

• Fits Simrad NSS12 evo3 and B&G Zeus3 12-inch multifunction displays.
• Bracket-style mounting for helm surfaces where a flush install is not practical.
• Uses side knobs to lock in the display angle after you set it.
• Hardware package is kept simple so the mount goes together without extra parts hunting.

What's included

• Mounting bracket
• Mounting knobs

Compatibility and fit

This bracket is matched to the 12-inch display format noted above. If you are replacing an older mount, confirm the exact display model and generation on your boat before ordering, since mounts are not interchangeable across screen sizes.

Plan your mounting spot with clearance in mind. Leave room for cable routing behind the display and enough space to swing the unit through its adjustment range without hitting the windshield, wheel, throttle, or nearby electronics.

Installation and setup

Mounting is straightforward: position the bracket where you want it, mark and drill for the base fasteners, then secure it using backing support that matches your dash material. On boats that see chop and vibration, a backing plate or large washers help spread the load and keep the mount from working loose over time.

Route cables with strain relief and a gentle bend radius so connectors are not taking the weight of the harness. After the display is on the bracket, set the angle and snug the knobs evenly so it holds position without stressing the housing.

Maintenance and care

Give the mount a quick check as part of normal helm maintenance. Rinse salt residue when needed, and recheck fastener tightness and knob tension after the first few trips and after any long runs in rough water.