Raymarine Retrofit Bezel, For i50, i60, i70, p70 & p70R, Gunmetal

Overview

The Raymarine A80356 is a gunmetal retrofit front bezel for Raymarine i50, i60, i70, p70, and p70R instruments and pilot controllers. It is a spare face trim piece used when refreshing the front appearance of an existing display or matching an installation to Raymarine's gunmetal styling.

This is a non-electrical accessory, so it does not change vessel voltage, networking, sensors, or autopilot function. Its role is fit and finish at the front of the unit, which makes it useful during refits, panel updates, or replacement of a worn bezel on a cockpit, helm, or nav station installation.

The packaged item is listed at approximately 2 in high x 5 in wide x 6 in long and 0.3 lb, making it a small service part that can be stored easily with other Raymarine instrument spares.

Key features

• Gunmetal front bezel for Raymarine i50, i60, i70, p70, and p70R units.
• Retrofit application for updating the visible face trim without replacing the instrument or controller.
• Useful as a spare part when the existing bezel is scratched, damaged, missing, or visually mismatched after a panel refit.
• Non-electrical accessory with no 12V, 24V, NMEA 2000, SeaTalk, or sensor wiring requirements.
• Compact packaged size of approximately 2 in x 5 in x 6 in with a listed weight of 0.3 lb.

Compatibility and fit

This bezel is made for the Raymarine i50, i60, i70, p70, and p70R product families. Before ordering, match the model on the front of the instrument or pilot controller and confirm that the installation uses the bezel style being replaced.

Because this is a front trim component, it is most relevant to helm stations, cockpit instrument pods, companionway panels, and other exposed or semi-exposed mounting areas where the appearance of the Raymarine display matters.

Installation and setup

No electrical setup is involved. The display, pilot controller, network cabling, power feed, and transducers remain unchanged during a bezel replacement. Work carefully around the installed unit so the screen, buttons, and surrounding panel are not marked during removal or fitting.

For older installations, it is worth cleaning the surrounding panel and checking the display seating while the bezel is off. This helps the new trim sit cleanly and keeps the finished panel looking consistent across the helm.

Use cases on board

This part is a practical match for owners and installers refreshing Raymarine instrument clusters during a cockpit refit, replacing cosmetic trim on a used boat, or keeping a spare bezel available for charter, racing, or service work where worn front trim needs to be corrected without changing the electronics.