Garmin GPSMAP 8416XSV
Serious sailors, sailors and sailers need a professional team The combination of plotter and probe, easy to use and install, has multifunction display (MFD) technology in a small s et. Ips HD touch screen This screen, available in 10′′, 12′′ or 16′′, offers wider viewing angles and greater clarity and readability to sunlight, even with polarized sunglasses. Simple and attractive assembly options You can install several screens, whether flush-mounted or without edges to achieve an elegant look of a glass control bridge or recessed mount to create an imposing look. Remote control for ghc™ 20 The simple optional GRID 20 remote entry device provides remote and intuitive access and control of the entire Garmin nautical system. Compatibility with traditional and exploration probes Enjoy integrated compatibility with traditional 1 kW dual-channel CHIRP probe for superior separation of the lenses and ClearVü and SideVü exploration probes to see up to 300 m (1000 feet) below and around the boat at 260 kHz (the transducer is sold separately). Support for integrated probe is only available on xsv models. Panoptix probe compatibility™ Link your plotter with Panoptix or Panoptix LiveScope™, an easy-to-interpret live probe (the transducer is sold separately), to see what surrounds the boat in real time. Navigation functions garmin sailassist™ Visualize functions such as laylines, race start line, improved wind rose, course and path lines on land, real wind data fields and slider of tides, currents and weather, wind angle, direction and drift, wind speed and many others. Maps and maps Renew your plotter with the optional Garmin Navionics+™ mapping or the advanced Garmin Navionics Vision+™, which includes built-in coastal and indoor content, access to daily updates, Auto Guidance+™2 technology and much more. Vela polars Use the polar table to consult key data, such as the speed at which you must go with a certain angle and wind speed. So you will know if you need to modify the setting of the candles. Red garmin If you have several Garmin devices on your boat, you can share the information (such as maps, user data, radar and IP cameras) with each other. NMEA 2000® and NMEA 0183 Networks Access automatic pilots, digital switching, weather forecast, your FUSION-Link™ audio system, multimedia content, VHF, AIS and much more on a single screen. Activecaptain® application Integrated Wi-Fi® connectivity that allows the link to the free all-in-one application to access the OneChart™ function, smart notifications3, software updates, Helm, Garmin Quickdraw™ community data and much more. Integrated bluetooth® and ant technologies Connect with some of your favorite devices, such as quatix® nautical watches, gWind™ Wireless 2 transducers, GNX™ Wind nautical instruments and wireless remote controls. Onehelm function™ This function brings together all the operations and functions of third-party devices, such as EmpiriBus™ digital switching, on a single screen. Smartmode station controls Quickly and with a single touch, access the necessary information and facilitate stressful situations, such as mooring. You can incorporate probes, radars, cameras, supports and much more on the network. POWER-POLE® Anchor for shallow areas By connecting certain Garmin plotters with a Force® electric motor and a compatible Power-Pole shallow anchoring system, you can access advanced boat control functions6 from the plotter, such as intelligent anchor automatic deployment, intelligent anchor displacement, automatic retraction, clutch detection and anchoring at the end of the route when navigating with Auto Guidance2. You spend more time fishing and less positioning yourself. Charging integration from POWER-POLE Your Power-Pole CHARGE nautical power manager integrates with compatible Garmin plotters to give you more battery life and power in the water. It allows you to charge batteries on the go, monitor energy consumption, select where energy is allocated, control emergency starts and even transfer energy between batteries, all from the plotter screen. Send messages using inreach® devices Link your inReach5 satellite communication device to the plotter and write personalized messages using the MFD on-screen keyboard. Access your contact list or enter an email, an inReach address or a phone number. You can also group messages by conversation to enjoy an experience similar to that of text messages. Specifications: Screen size (Width/High) 34,5 cm X 19,5 cm; 15,6" (39,7 cm) Diagonal Power input 10-32 Vdc Screen resolution (Width/High) Fhd: 1920 X 1080 px GPS Yes Dimensions of the unit (Width/High/Depth) 38,5 cm X 26,3 cm X 7,6 cm Receptor GPS/GLONASS/Galileo de 10 Hz Classification of water resistance IPX7 Weight 4,4 kg Assembly options On the surface, flush or recessed. (Garmin does not provide any mounting component or accessory for a flush installation. Professional knowledge and tools are required). Type of screen IPS touch screen (anti-glare finish) Maps and navigation Garmin Navionics Vision+™ Yes Supports data cards 2 SD™ cards (on the back of the unit) Rutas 100 (250 waypoints per unit) Garmin Navionics+™ Yes Characteristics Waypoints 5,000 Navigation functions Yes Compatible with NMEA 0183 Yes Built-in receiver Yes USB ports Yes Topo 100K Yes SideVü 260/455/800/1000/1200 kHz Integrated Amite DSC (sends the position data to the VHF compatible with DSC) Yes Touch screen Yes LakeVü g3 Ultra Yes Compatible with NMEA 2000® Yes ActiveCaptain-yhteensopiva Yes Typical current consumption at 12 V DC 1.3 A NMEA 2000® Ports 1 Tide prediction Yes Glonass Yes Track points 50,000 Panoptix™ sonar Yes Garmin Marine Network ports™ 2 LakeVü g3 Yes Compatible with WAAS Yes GSD™ Black Box -luotaimen tuki Yes Maximum current consumption at 12 V DC 6.0 A Compatible with Garmin SmartMode (customizable monitor default settings) Yes Auto ruta No Maximum electricity consumption at 10 V DC 52,1 W BlueChart g3 Yes Standard maps Yes LakeVü (interior) No Show the probe Yes ANT+™ (Connectivity) Yes GCV™ Black Box -luotaimen tuki Yes BNC port for external antenna Yes Entrance ports NMEA 0183 1 Differential Voice audio alerts Yes BlueChart g3 Vision Yes Garmin Wi-Fi® network (local connection) Yes J1939 ports 1 Screen keys No Garmin Quickdraw Contours Yes Bluetooth® calls Yes Supports AIS (tracks the position of the target boats) Yes Ports for 8-pin transducer Yes Video output ports - None 1 HDMI Compatibility with raster cards Yes Entrance ports (Tx) NMEA 0183 1 Compatibility with OneHelm™ Yes ClearVü 260/455/800/1000/1200 kHz Integrated Tracks 50 saved tracks Wireless control Yes Admite radios compatibles con FUSION-Link™ Yes Galileo Yes LiveScope Yes Power output 1 kW Ports for 12-pin transducer Yes BlueChart® (coast) No Traditional probe (dual beam/frequency) built-in (1kW dual channel CHIRP, 70/83/200 kHz, L, M, H CHIRP) Compatible with GRID™ (Garmin remote input device) Yes Video input ports 1 BNC composite video 1 HDMI (compatible with HDCP) FAQs Who is responsible if a flush-mount template print leads to a wrong cutout?Garmin is not responsible for any damages or expenses resulting from a miscut mounting surface arising from a failure to follow the provided instructions. Can I connect multiple cameras to the Garmin Marine Network?Yes, you can connect multiple supported video cameras to the Garmin Marine Network. For best network performance, Garmin recommends streaming no more than five video sources simultaneously. Is it safe to service the chartplotter while connected to power?No, you should disconnect the device from power before opening it for service. Components on the circuit boards hold a high-voltage charge. Are special precautions needed for PoE isolation couplers?Yes, for networks without a waterproof connection, point the PoE isolation coupler down, or horizontal with a drip loop to avoid water retention. How do I troubleshoot non-controllable FLIR camera video?Verify the correct video input source on the chartplotter is associated with the FLIR camera and that the proper camera was selected. How do I safely service the GPSMAP 8416XSV?Disconnect the device from power before opening it for service to avoid risk from high-voltage circuit boards. What should be used for connecting PoE cameras to the marine network?Use a Garmin PoE Isolation Coupler (010-10580-10) to connect standard Ethernet/PoE cameras to avoid equipment damage. Will older FLIR analog cameras work with the chartplotter?Yes, but you must manually associate the analog FLIR camera with the chartplotter. A prompt appears the first time you select a FLIR camera as the video source. Does Garmin warrant user or non-authorized repairs?No, Garmin is not responsible for, and does not warrant, work performed by you or a non-authorized repair provider on your product. How should PoE devices be integrated safely on the Garmin network?A Garmin PoE Isolation Coupler must be used between standard ethernet equipment and the Garmin Marine Network to prevent equipment damage. How do I change the video input associated with a FLIR camera?Select the camera, then Menu > Video Setup > Set Input, and choose the new video source feed. 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