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Imagine having seamless command over your boat's navigation system right at your fingertips, without leaning toward bulky screens or fumbling with multiple controllers. The Simrad OP50 Wired Remote Control in portrait orientation delivers exactly that, tailored for boaters who demand precision and reliability on the water. Its slim, vertical design slips effortlessly into helm chair arms, narrow consoles, or beside your main displays, keeping your focus on the horizon while you manage charts, sonar, and radar feeds.
Crafted for serious mariners, this controller stands out by integrating intuitive rotary and keypad controls optimized for Simrad's powerhouse multifunction displays. Whether you're plotting a course through crowded marinas or tracking fish in open waters, the OP50 ensures responsive operation that feels natural, even in rough seas.
These aren't just specs; they're real-world advantages born from feedback by professional captains and weekend warriors alike, making helm management feel effortless.
The vertical stance of the OP50 isn't a gimmick—it's engineered for modern cockpits. Mount it dash-style for an ultra-low 8mm protrusion, or go fully flush with the included bracket. Perfect alongside Simrad's MO-series monitors or in pilothouses where space is premium. Skip the landscape clutter; this portrait gem keeps your station sleek and accessible, especially in chairs or between stacked screens.
Boaters often overlook mounting flexibility until they're retrofitting. The OP50's thoughtful design anticipates that, with a gasket-sealed front for IPX6 splash resistance and a rear that's IPX2 protected—built to shrug off spray without constant babying.
Powered by HEROiC software, the OP50's keypad mirrors the logic of NSS evo2 and NSO evo2 interfaces, so transitions from touchscreen to remote feel instinctive. Pan charts with X-Y cursor nudges, dial in menu depths, or cycle displays via a dedicated button. It's like extending your MFD's brain to wherever your hands roam most.
For multi-station boats, network multiple OP50s across your NMEA 2000 backbone—they play nice together, drawing just 2 network loads (100mA) to keep your bus humming efficiently.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 60mm x 150mm x 44.5mm (2.36" x 5.9" x 1.75") |
| Weight | 0.3kg (0.66lb) |
| Operating Temperature | -15°C to +55°C (5°F to 131°F) |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX6 (front, dash mounted); IPX2 (rear) |
| Power Draw | <100mA @ 13.5V |
| NMEA 2000 Load | 2 (100mA) |
Rugged enough for offshore adventures, yet power-sipping for long hauls.
Everything you need out of the box—minimal extras mean faster time on the water.
No, the OP50 is specifically optimized for Simrad NSS evo2, NSO evo2, and GO7 series multifunction displays via NMEA 2000. It won't fully integrate with non-Simrad units.
Yes, it supports zero-profile flush mounting with the optional bracket and included dash kit, creating a seamless look on your console.
Multiple OP50s can network together on a single NMEA 2000 backbone, each drawing 2 loads—plan your bus capacity accordingly for larger setups.
Absolutely, rated from -15°C to +55°C and IPX6 front-facing when properly mounted, it handles salt spray and temperature swings with ease.
Portrait is taller and narrower for vertical spaces like chair arms, while landscape suits horizontal dashes—same core functions, different orientations.
It's designed for evo2 series and GO7; compatibility with pre-evo2 may be limited—check your software version for best results.
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 3 - Aug 8
US$40
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