Raymarine Adapter Plate, For Axiom Pro 16, Replaces E140W/e165, Black Powder-Coated

Overview

The Raymarine A80533 is an adapter plate for installing a Raymarine Axiom Pro 16 or Axiom 2 Pro 16 multifunction display in place of a legacy C140W, E140W, or e165 display. It is a mechanical retrofit part for the helm, giving the new 16-inch display a clean mounting surface where the older display was previously fitted.

This plate is useful when updating an older Raymarine navigation setup without turning the dash into a larger fiberglass or panel-work project. It helps cover the legacy opening and supports a neater flush-style installation, with a black powder-coated finish that matches the look of the Axiom Pro family at the console.

Key features

• Fits Raymarine Axiom Pro 16 and Axiom 2 Pro 16 multifunction display installations.
• Made for retrofit work from legacy C140W, E140W, and e165 display locations.
• Helps reuse the existing helm area when replacing an older Raymarine MFD with a 16-inch Axiom Pro display.
• Black powder-coated finish coordinates with the Axiom Pro display face and typical modern helm panels.
• Purely mechanical adapter plate, with no power, data, transducer, NMEA 2000, or RayNet connection to match.

Installation and fit

Before ordering, confirm the display being installed is a 16-inch Axiom Pro or Axiom 2 Pro unit and that the helm previously housed a C140W, E140W, or e165 display. The plate is meant to support that specific upgrade path, not a universal chartplotter cutout conversion.

During installation, dry-fit the adapter plate and display before final fastening. This helps confirm that the old cutout is covered cleanly, the mounting holes line up as expected, and there is enough clearance behind the dash for the display body, cables, and service loops.

Use on board

This adapter is a practical match for owners refitting an older Raymarine-equipped helm on cruising boats, sportfishing boats, and larger center consoles where keeping the dash layout tidy matters. It lets the electronics upgrade look intentional rather than patched in, especially on visible helm stations exposed to sun, spray, and frequent use.