Warehouse Clearance B&g Zeus³s 16" Glass Helm Display Only (000-15048-001) (top Rated) [4cFPB8Md]

B & G Zeus³S GH 16" Display Only: The B & G Zeus³S Glass Helm 16 is designed specifically for blue water sailing, multihulls and superyachts. This premium, super-fast, large-screen, multifunction display sits at the heart of your fully integrated navigation system. The Zeus³ Glass Helm provides easy-to-use touchscreen and remote control options. B & G’s unique sailing features including SailSteer and RacePanel all combine with Radar, charting, sonar and much more.

View data easily on the all-weather screen

The B & G Zeus³S Glass Helm has an ultra-bright, wide-angle, full HD display combined with all-weather touchscreen. Whether it’s planning a route, checking for obstacles and weather on the Radar screen, or simply navigating to your next destination; the Zeus³S Glass Helm’s impressive screen enables the user to view the data easily through polaroid lenses, from almost any angle, even in bright sunlight. This low profile, glass design provides a smart solution for any large sailing yacht.

Powerful & intuitive all-in-one unit

B & G Zeus³S Glass Helm is a premium, large screen multi-function display with powerful quad-core processor and intuitive touchscreen that makes it easy-to-use. The built-in processor also means no separate “black box” is required, simplifying system integration and expansion. The familiar pinch-to-zoom and swipe-to-pan actions to control the many features, make life on the water easier and safer.

Dedicated sailing features for cruising and racing

With B & G’s award-winning sailing functions, you can see all of your key sailing data together on one screen, or overlaid on charts for the modern sailor’s ultimate navigation view. Taking accurate data from the B & G instruments and sensors on the network, B & G SailSteer will provide an intuitive graphic display of your Boat Speed, Wind, Heading, Tide, Wind Shift Sectors and Laylines. It’s easy to add waypoints or plot a course; and with B & G SailingTime you’ll see waypoint arrival times based on a sailing course and tidal effects, rather than a straight-line calculation.