Standard Horizon CP390iNC Chartplotter
$450.00
Standard Horizon CP390iNC Chartplotter is a chartplotter designed for dependable marine use. Key features include Display 7″ high-resolution 800×480 sunlight viewable display (16, GPS Internal 50-channel WAAS GPS receiver with optional external antenna, and Charting Compatible with C-MAP NT+ and C-MAP MAX cartography.
Overview Standard Horizon CP390iNC Chartplotter
Standard Horizon CP390iNC Chartplotter is a chartplotter with 7" high-resolution 800×480 sunlight viewable display (16, charting Compatible with C-MAP NT+ and C-MAP MAX cartography, and gps Internal 50-channel WAAS GPS receiver with optional external antenna.
Standard Horizon CP390iNC Chartplotter combines display 7" high-resolution 800×480 sunlight viewable display (16, gps Internal 50-channel WAAS GPS receiver with optional external antenna, and charting Compatible with C-MAP NT+ and C-MAP MAX cartography. The format is well suited to helms that prioritize straightforward charting, waypoint management, and integration with compatible marine electronics.
Key Features
- 7" high-resolution 800×480 sunlight viewable display (16: 9 widescreen)
- Internal 50-channel WAAS GPS receiver with optional external antenna: Supports position tracking, route accuracy, and dependable navigation updates.
- Compatible with C-MAP NT+ and C-MAP MAX cartography: Helps with route planning, coastal navigation, and day-to-day waypoint management.
- AIS & AIS-SART tracking capable (optional AIS receiver required): Helps monitor moving targets when used with supported display functions.
- Optional FF525 Fish Finder (50/200 kHz black box) compatible: Supports the core operation and integration expected from this model.
- NTSC / PAL video input with Picture-in-Picture mode: Supports the core operation and integration expected from this model.
Applications
Standard Horizon CP390iNC Chartplotter fits boats that need dedicated charting, route management, and dependable GPS guidance without unnecessary complexity. It is useful for coastal navigation, waypoint tracking, and installations where sunlight readability and straightforward controls are important.
With features such as 7" high-resolution 800×480 sunlight viewable display (16, Internal 50-channel WAAS GPS receiver with optional external antenna, Compatible with C-MAP NT+ and C-MAP MAX cartography, and AIS & AIS-SART tracking capable (optional AIS receiver required), this model supports everyday route planning, mark management, and integration with compatible marine electronics. It works well for users upgrading an older chartplotter or refreshing a compact helm layout.
Specifications
| Display | 7" high-resolution 800×480 sunlight viewable display (16 |
| GPS | Internal 50-channel WAAS GPS receiver with optional external antenna |
| Charting | Compatible with C-MAP NT+ and C-MAP MAX cartography |
| AIS & AIS-SART tracking capable (optional AIS receiver required) | Included / supported |
| Optional FF525 Fish Finder (50/200 kHz black box) compatible | Included / supported |
| NTSC / PAL video input with Picture-in-Picture mode | Included / supported |
| Dedicated MARK, ROUTE, and INFO keys for effortless operation | Included / supported |
| 5 customizable hot keys for quick navigation access | Included / supported |
What’s Included
- STANDARD HORIZON CP390iNC Chartplotter unit
- Swivel mounting bracket
- Flush mount hardware
- Power & interface cable
- User manual & installation guide
Frequently Asked Questions About Standard Horizon CP390iNC Chartplotter
What is the Standard Horizon CP390iNC Chartplotter designed for?
Standard Horizon CP390iNC Chartplotter is designed as a helm navigation display for mariners who need clear chart viewing and reliable onboard integration. Its helm display and preloaded C-MAP coverage for lakes, rivers, and coastal routes support route planning and day-to-day navigation, while the stated processing platform helps keep helm use responsive.
How does the display support chart viewing at the helm?
This chartplotter centers navigation around a helm display that gives chart data enough working space without overcomplicating operation. The processing platform is described to keep chart browsing and menu response responsive at the helm.
Can this display work as part of a wider helm system?
This chartplotter supports camera input support and WAAS-enabled GPS positioning, which helps it exchange navigation data and serve as part of a broader helm installation. That is useful when charting needs to sit alongside vessel data, shared maps, or connected marine sensors on the same system.
Who is this display most relevant for?
This chartplotter makes the most sense for cruising boats and general navigation helms that want a chartplotter focused on route work, visibility, and helm integration. Its preloaded C-MAP coverage for lakes, rivers, and coastal routes also helps reduce setup time for boats that want charting ready from the start.
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