Simrad NSOevo3S System
Best high-performance command center for serious offshore navigators.
This is the ultimate command center for serious captains who demand lightning-fast response times and total system integration. While the massive 19-inch display requires a significant helm footprint, the sheer processing power and intuitive multi-touch interface make managing complex navigation and sonar data feel effortless.
$7999.00
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Who it's for
- Professional captains needing instant data during high-stakes navigation
- Serious navigators requiring crystal-clear visibility in bright sunlight
- System integrators building a fully connected marine command center
Who should skip it
- Recreational boaters working with a limited budget
- DIY owners lacking professional marine electronics installation experience
- Owners of smaller vessels with restricted dash space and power
Performance breakdown
Processing Speed
The iMX 8 six-core processor handles complex chart rendering with zero lag.
Display Clarity
Full HD resolution provides sharp, vibrant visuals even in direct sunlight.
System Integration
Seamlessly manages radar, sonar, and autopilot from one central command hub.
Interface Versatility
Multi-touch controls and the included remote offer flexible, intuitive navigation options.
Customization Depth
Six-panel split-screen layouts allow for highly tailored, mission-specific data monitoring.
Build Durability
Rugged IPX6-rated construction ensures reliable performance in harsh marine environments.
Key Specs
Processor
iMX 8 Integrated six-core processor
Display Size
19 inches
Display Resolution
1920x1080 (Full HD)
Connectivity
3 x RJ45 Ethernet ports, NMEA 2000, NMEA 0183, Wi-Fi
Internal Storage
16GB
Waterproof Rating
IPX6 on the front
Power Input
12/24 V DC (10 - 31.2 V DC)
Dimensions (Display Only)
478.1 x 305 x 83 mm
Weight
4.8 kg
Mounting Type
Flush Mount, Bracket Mount
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