Overview

The Victron Energy BPP900495100 is a wall mount enclosure for the Victron Ekrano GX, giving the display a clean fixed position on a solid bulkhead, panel, or equipment wall. It is made for installations where the Ekrano GX needs to stay visible and reachable without cutting a large opening into the mounting surface.

The enclosure measures 128 x 187 x 80 mm and uses a four-screw wall mounting layout. Once installed, it can be opened from the top with two screws and folded forward while it remains on the wall, which makes later cable work much easier in a tight marine electrical space.

Key features

• Wall mount enclosure made specifically for the Victron Ekrano GX display.
• 128 x 187 x 80 mm enclosure size for planning the mounting location before installation.
• Installs on a solid wall with four screws, with no additional cut-out required for the enclosure body.
• Top-opening layout lets the enclosure fold forward without removing it from the wall.
• Cable routing can be managed from the sides, top, bottom, or back of the enclosure.
• Keeps the GX display accessible for monitoring onboard power systems from a helm area, nav station, technical locker, or electrical panel location.

Installation and setup

This wall mount is a practical choice when a flush panel cut-out is not the right approach, or when the display needs to be added to an existing boat interior without major joinery work. The mounting surface should be solid enough to support the enclosure and the Ekrano GX, with room around the housing for the top screws and forward-opening movement.

Because the enclosure can stay fixed to the wall while opened, it gives better access to the Ekrano GX connections during commissioning or future system changes. That matters on boats where network, power, and data cables are often routed through narrow lockers or behind electrical panels.

Compatibility and fit

This enclosure is intended for the Victron Ekrano GX. It is not a universal display box, so fit should be checked against the Ekrano GX unit and the available mounting space before drilling. The wall-mounted format suits onboard locations where the display should be visible, protected from casual knocks, and easy to reach for system checks.