Raymarine Axiom Pro Mounting Bracket

Overview

The Raymarine R70389 is a mounting bracket for Raymarine Axiom Pro displays, used when the unit needs to be held upright on a helm, dash, console, or other suitable mounting surface. It is a practical replacement or spare bracket for keeping an Axiom Pro display secure and properly positioned where visibility and access matter on board.

This is a fixed mount GPS bracket accessory, not an electronic display or wiring component. The listed package size is 3 inches high by 14 inches wide by 19 inches long, with a shipping weight of about 2.1 lb, which helps confirm fit and storage expectations before ordering.

Key features

• Made specifically for Raymarine Axiom Pro mounting applications.
• Useful as a replacement bracket for a damaged, missing, or relocated Axiom Pro display mount.
• Supports helm, console, and dash installations where the display needs to sit above the mounting surface.
• Mounting bracket accessory only, so it can be matched with an existing compatible display installation.
• Box dimensions are 3 inches high by 14 inches wide by 19 inches long, with an approximate 2.1 lb shipping weight.

Installation and fit

Before installation, confirm that the mounting surface is flat, strong enough to support the display, and placed where the screen can be viewed without blocking helm controls or sightlines. On fiberglass or composite consoles, it is good practice to check backing strength and fastener access before drilling.

Because this bracket is tied to the Axiom Pro fitment, it should be matched to the correct Raymarine display rather than treated as a universal marine electronics bracket. Check the display model and existing mounting hardware before purchase, especially when replacing a lost bracket or moving a display from one station to another.

Use on board

This bracket suits boats where the Axiom Pro display is used at the main helm, an upper station, or another navigation position that needs a raised viewing angle. It is a sensible choice for refits, electronics repairs, or second-station projects where the display is already on hand and the mounting hardware needs to be restored.