Overview

The Simrad 000-16220-001 is a mounting bracket for the Simrad NSX 3015UW 15-inch ultrawide multifunction display. It is the bracket-mount option for helms where you do not want a flush-mount cutout, and it keeps the screen at a usable angle when you are standing, seated, or dealing with glare.

Bracket mounting is common on center consoles, electronics boxes, pilothouses, and nav stations where you want service access behind the display. Leave room for cable routing and connector clearance, and make sure the display can tilt without hitting the dash, windshield frame, or a grab rail.

Key features

• Model-specific bracket for the Simrad NSX 3015UW ultrawide display
• Gimbal-style mount that supports the display from both sides and lets you set the viewing angle
• Good fit for flat mounting surfaces on the helm, electronics box, or a protected overhead panel
• Helps keep the display position consistent when the boat is vibrating or taking spray
• Packaged weight is about 0.85 lb for planning shipments and spares on board

Installation and setup

Mount the bracket to a rigid surface that will not flex underway. On thin fiberglass or acrylic dash tops, use a backing plate or large washers to spread the load and reduce stress cracking. Before drilling, dry-fit the display and sweep it through its tilt range to confirm clearance for the power cable, network connections, and any right-angle adapters you may use.

In saltwater boats, stainless fasteners are the norm, and a small amount of marine sealant around fastener holes helps keep water out of the core. After the first few runs, recheck fasteners for settling and snug them as needed.

Compatibility and fit

This bracket is for the Simrad NSX 3015UW ultrawide display only. If your unit is a different NSX size or a different Simrad series, the mounting points and bracket geometry may not line up, so match the bracket to the exact model name on the display label before ordering.

Use on board

This setup makes sense for boats where the helm surface is not suited to a large cutout, or where you want the ability to access wiring and connectors without pulling trim. It also suits fishing boats and cruisers that see mixed lighting conditions, where a quick tilt adjustment helps keep the screen readable from different positions.

Maintenance and care

Rinse salt residue off the bracket area during washdowns and keep an eye on fasteners for loosening over time. Avoid harsh solvents on the bracket and surrounding dash materials, and check that the display can still tilt smoothly without binding as the boat sees heat, UV, and vibration.