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SEAVIEW MODULAR SYSTEM

Build your modular mount.

Choose your electronics, find your mount, then add the finishing touches. See each component as your system comes together.

M1M2MODULAR CONNECTIONS

01Start with your electronics

02Choose your mount and/or top plate

03Choose your accessoriesOptional

Wedges, hinges & fold-over options

Have a different model or a more complex installation? Talk to Seaview ↗

A modular system can change with your electronics. Keep the mount and change compatible plates and accessories when your needs change.

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Email your parts list

Select Copy & open email, paste into the message body, then choose a recipient and send.

Dimensional drawing

Heights measured from the underside of the mount base (0).

Mount-base openings and hole centers shown. The cable route may narrow inside the mount or selected accessories. Reference dimensions, not a drilling template.

Reference dimensions from available CAD, rounded to 0.01 in / 0.1 mm. Electronics are excluded. Basic outline views; not a drilling template.

Selected parts:

Build a compatible marine electronics mounting system

Use the Seaview Mount Builder to select a single or dual modular mount for radar, satellite and communication domes, Starlink, cameras or searchlights. Choose your electronics manufacturer and model to see the matching mount and top-plate options.

How do I choose a compatible mount?

Start with the exact electronics model, mount configuration and finish. Review the mount, top plate and available accessories together. A dual-mount installation also needs a review of the lower radar, bolt pattern, weight and clearance.

Does my Starlink top plate need a wedge?

Performance Gen2, formerly Flat High Performance, requires a Starlink wedge with the applicable flat-HP top plates. Choose the marinized Seaview wedge in the builder if needed, or confirm that you already have the required wedge. Performance Gen3 and Standard use different mounting interfaces.

Can I view the assembly and its dimensions?

The builder provides component previews, a parts list and dimensional drawings where geometry is available. Check the drawing's coverage notes, the installation instructions and your electronics clearances. Ask Seaview to confirm any incomplete or unusual assembly before installation.