Radar mounts, display pods, waterproof charging and cable seals — the hardware that holds the electronics on the boat.
Radar mounts
Mounts for radomes and open-array radar, from powerboat towers and arch brackets to sailboat poles, mast brackets and self-levelling units.
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Aluminium PowerTower
Marine-grade aluminium tower that lifts a radar clear on a roof, T-top, flybridge or arch, in two heights and aft or forward lean.
A PowerTower is a short raked tower that a radar bolts straight onto, so the scanner sits above the roof, T-top, flybridge or radar arch and gets a clear view of the horizon. The radar's own bolts go into pre-drilled holes, and a built-in cable seal means the radar's plugs do not have to be cut off and no marine sealant is needed.
It comes in 150mm (6″) and 250mm (10″) heights, white or black, aft-leaning or forward-leaning, all with a 25-degree rake. Most versions list Garmin, Lowrance, Raymarine and Simrad radars; the -02 versions are listed for Furuno, and APT6002 and APT6003 are the open-array versions. Light bars and a pitch wedge bolt on as accessories (see the separate PowerTower accessories line).
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PowerTower light bars and wedge
Bolt-on light bars, a GPS thread and a base wedge that turn a PowerTower into a full antenna and navigation-light mast.
These are the add-ons for the aluminium PowerTower. The light bars bolt to the back of the tower and carry GPS, VHF antennas and navigation lights, so everything shares one tidy mounting point instead of separate brackets across the arch.
Scanstrut lists separate bars for aft-leaning and forward-leaning towers, including a black version, a plain central GPS thread, and a central bar with spreaders that takes two antennas and one navigation light. The PowerTower base wedge (PT3010, 4°) is the optional piece that adjusts the radar pitch so it stays better aligned while the boat is on the plane. Match the bar to the tower's lean direction before ordering, since the aft and forward versions are different parts.
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Stainless Steel PowerTower
Polished 316 stainless tower with a small 150mm (6″) footprint, suited to narrow arches and RIB A-frames.
The stainless PowerTower does the same job as the aluminium version, raising a radar clear of the roof or arch, but in highly polished 316 stainless steel. Its footprint is only 150mm (6″) square, which is why Scanstrut points it at narrow arches and RIB A-frames.
The SPT1002 page lists it for Furuno radars and describes a pre-fitted IP65 gland that seals the cable entry into the stem, plus a watertight base seal, so no sealant is needed. It is aft-leaning with a 25-degree rake, and the listed finish is silver. The same range of accessory light bars, and the optional pitch wedge, can be added behind it for GPS, VHF and navigation lights. Two models are listed, SPT1001 and SPT1002; only SPT1002 could be read in detail.
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Modular Dual PowerTower
A build-your-own tower that carries two devices on one footprint, such as radar with satcom, camera or Starlink, with or without navigation lights.
The Modular Dual PowerTower is Scanstrut's off-the-shelf alternative to a custom-fabricated mount. It puts two pieces of electronics on one footprint, using a choice of three main strut types and a range of electronics plates, so a radar or open array can sit alongside a satcom dome, thermal camera or Starlink, with or without navigation lights.
The base and top plate are not included and are ordered separately, which is how the same tower is configured for different combinations. Scanstrut lists compatibility with Garmin, Lowrance, Raymarine, Simrad and Furuno radars, aluminium construction and the usual pre-drilled holes with no sealant required. A single light bar can be bolted to the back. Three variants are listed: DPT-R for a radome, DPT-R-COMP, and DPT-OA for open-array radar. The Starlink wedge mount is also listed as compatible with this range.
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Tapered Mast
Scanstrut's multi-device radar mast, combining radar, lights, antennas and cameras on one hollow, tapered mast.
The Tapered Mast is Scanstrut's top-of-range radar mount, a single aluminium mount that carries a radar, navigation lights, GPS and VHF antennas, a camera and a searchlight together. The wings and stem are hollow so cabling is hidden, and it is designed to route NMEA connectors with ease. The top plate is undrilled so any light can be fitted, and up to four GPS or VHF antennas can be installed.
It suits current 18″ and 24″ radomes from Garmin, Lowrance, Raymarine, Simrad and Furuno, and its base footprint matches the Dual PowerTower. The wings are removable, which Scanstrut says keeps shipping safe and low-cost. The four models are named by how many devices they carry: PTM-R1-1 and PTM-R1-2 are listed as two-device masts, and PTM-R1-S40 and PTM-R2-S40 as three-device masts.
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SC100 Pole Mount
Complete kit that mounts a radar or satcom on a deck or transom, with a removable pole and two heights.
The SC100 pole mount is the sailboat answer for putting a radar on the deck or transom. It is supplied as a complete kit with an anodised aluminium base that rotates through 360 degrees, so the pole can sit on a sloping transom or a level deck. The pole has two cable channels with a cover strip, and two support modules give fore-and-aft and sideways support.
The pole can be unscrewed and removed for racing or winter storage, leaving only a low-profile base on deck. Two heights are offered: 1.9m (6.4′), recommended for deck mounting, and 2.5m (8.3′), recommended for transom mounting. It is made from 6082 aluminium with a white powder-coated finish. SC101 and SC103 are the 1.9m radar poles, SC102 and SC104 the 2.5m ones, and SC105 is the satcom version at 1.9m. Radar brands listed include Garmin, Lowrance, Raymarine, Simrad and Furuno.
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Mast Mount
Compact bracket that clamps a radome to the mast on four swivel feet, in aluminium or stainless steel.
The mast mount is a long-standing Scanstrut radar bracket: a compact way to fit a radome straight onto a sailboat's mast. Four swivel feet adapt to different mast profiles, a 12-point fixing with Monel rivets holds it, and the radar extends only a short distance from the front of the mast. A safety wire kit independently ties the radar to the mast in case the fixing is ever damaged, and an adapter kit is optional where needed.
The range is made from marine-grade aluminium with the 4-step paint finish, and a 316 stainless steel version is also listed. Models are matched to specific radars; for example M92698 is designed for the Raymarine RD424 and RD424HD. Check the radar model against the product page. Radar guards, which protect the sails, are listed separately.
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Radar Guard
Guard that fits over a mast-mounted radome to help protect the sails from the scanner.
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Self-Levelling Radar Mount
Hydraulically damped mounts that keep the radar level as the boat heels, in backstay, mast and pole versions.
A self-levelling mount keeps the radome level with the horizon when a sailboat heels or rolls, so the radar picture stays consistent. A fine-tuned damping system reacts to large changes in heel angle; it is maintenance-free and needs no power. The main unit has a machined aluminium damping chamber and a 316 stainless steel radar cradle.
Three styles are offered: backstay, mast and pole levellers. As an example, the LMB-A2 backstay mount has a 2.6m (8′6″) pole, mounts forward of the backstay to keep the radar away from interference, and can be extended with 0.6m and 1.3m pieces. Scanstrut lists the range for current Garmin, Raymarine, B&G and Furuno radars. Eight models are listed: LMB-F1, LMB-F2, LMB-A1, LMB-A2 (backstay), LMM-1, LMM-2 (mast) and LMP-1, LMP-2 (pole).
Pick the mount by boat type first (powerboat tower, or sailboat pole/mast/backstay), then check the radar brand listed on the product page.
Starlink mounts
Aluminium mounts shaped for the Starlink Flat High Performance dish, as a stand-alone wedge, a PowerTower or a tapered mast.
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Starlink Aluminium Wedge
An 8° aluminium wedge that mounts the Flat High Performance dish on a roof or deck, or on a Dual PowerTower or pole.
The wedge holds a Starlink Flat High Performance dish at an 8° angle. It can be used on its own to fasten Starlink straight to a roof or deck, or as an adapter plate on the Modular Dual PowerTower, which suits multi-electronics installs on powerboats. It also works as a top plate on the SC103 and SC104 pole mounts, and Scanstrut notes it is designed for transom mounting on sailing boats to lift the dish into a better position.
Pre-drilled holes let the dish fasten directly to the wedge, and the built-in Scanstrut cable seal means no sealant and no cutting of the Starlink connectors. It is made from marine-grade aluminium with the 4-step paint finish, in white or black.
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Starlink Aluminium PowerTower
A raked 150mm (6″) aluminium tower that places the Flat High Performance dish at an 8° angle on a roof, T-top or arch.
This is the PowerTower format adapted for Starlink: a raked aluminium tower for a powerboat roof, T-top, flybridge or radar arch. It lifts the dish clear of obstructions and holds it at an 8° angle, and the dish fastens directly to pre-drilled holes.
As with the other Scanstrut towers, a built-in cable seal keeps the install watertight without sealant and without removing the Starlink connectors. The finish follows the 4-step marine paint system. Accessory light bars can be bolted to the back of the tower, so a GPS or VHF antenna can share the same mount. It is the choice if the dish has to sit up high on a powerboat; the plain wedge is the lower-cost alternative for flat decks and poles. White and black versions are listed.
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Starlink Tapered Mast
Tapered Mast versions carrying the Starlink dish, listed in two models plus a black option.
All three carry a built-in cable seal, so the Starlink connectors do not have to be cut off during installation.
Thermal camera mounts
Towers and mast brackets for FLIR, Raymarine, Sionyx, Garmin, ACR and other vessel cameras.
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Camera PowerTower
Aluminium tower for a thermal or vessel camera on a roof, flybridge or arch, with versions for specific FLIR and Raymarine models.
The Camera PowerTower mounts a thermal or night-vision camera on the cabin roof, T-top, flybridge or radar arch of a powerboat. The camera fastens straight onto pre-drilled holes, no marine sealant is needed, and the aluminium is finished in the 4-step marine paint system. All versions are aft-leaning with a 25-degree rake and include a mounting gasket.
Scanstrut splits the range by camera family. CAM-PT-150-01 is listed for Sionyx Nightwave, FLIR, Raymarine, VEI and NVTI cameras. The -02 towers (150mm and 300mm) were designed with Raymarine for the M100 and M200 series. CAM-PT-150-03 and CAM-PT-300-03 are designed for the FLIR M300 range. The 150mm versions are 5.9″ tall and the 300mm versions are 11.8″.
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Camera Mast Mount
Compact aluminium bracket that holds a vessel camera against the mast, on four adjustable feet with a safety wire.
The camera mast mount fits a vessel camera snugly against a sailboat mast. Four swivel feet adjust to different mast sizes, using a 12-point fixing with Monel rivets, and the paint finish follows the 4-step marine system with no sealant required.
CAM-MM-03 is the main model: universal fit, compatible with the FLIR M300, 95mm (3.74″) tall, white, with an attached safety wire that ties the camera to the mast independently in case of a failed fixing. Scanstrut describes the range as designed for the leading models from the major vessel-camera makers, including FLIR, Raymarine, IRIS and ACR. CAM-MM-02 is the other listed model; its detail page could not be read, so check which cameras it suits before ordering.
Several towers are made for a specific camera family, so match the code to the camera model.
Satcom mounts
Mounts that raise a satellite-TV or satcom antenna on powerboats, in GRP or stainless steel, with a smaller footprint than a conventional bracket.
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GRP Satcom Antenna Mount
One-piece GRP moulding that raises a satcom antenna, with hidden internal fixings and cable routing through the base.
The GRP satcom mounts are single-piece composite moulds, chosen for strength and because GRP does not corrode. The mount has external fixings for the antenna and concealed internal fixings for the base, so the install looks tidy, and cabling runs down through the base. All the required fixings are included with pre-drilled mounting holes.
Scanstrut says the range reduces the antenna's footprint by up to 55%, depending on the model. Four sizes are listed (SC30, SC35, SC45 and SC65), so the size is chosen to suit the antenna. The finish is white and the range is marked for power boats. SC50 is an adjustable base wedge listed alongside the GRP mounts, for installs where the antenna base needs a different angle.
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Stainless Steel Satcom Antenna Mount
Stainless steel counterpart to the GRP satcom mounts, for installs where a metal finish is wanted.
Choose the size by antenna; the SC50 adjustable base wedge is listed with the GRP range.
Tablet and phone mounts
The ROKK Mini system: a modular tablet and phone mount with a choice of bases, tops and an adjustable body.
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ROKK Mini Kits
Ready-made tablet or phone kits, each in a choice of screw-down, rail, cable-tie, self-adhesive or suction-cup base.
ROKK Mini is a tablet and phone mounting system for navigation apps. A kit combines a base, the adjustable body and a clamp top plate, so it is ready to fit. Scanstrut lists a metal-on-metal locking system, a quick click-fit to attach or remove the device, and ratchet adjustment to fit different devices, with marine-grade, UV-resistant materials.
There are tablet kits (RLS-508-4xx) and phone kits (RLS-509-4xx), each with five base types: screw down, rail, cable tie, self adhesive and suction cup. SC-PM-01 is a separate phone mount. The ROKK Mini category describes the system as holding electronic devices up to 3kg. The base can be changed later because the parts are interchangeable.
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ROKK Mini Bases
Individual ROKK Mini bases: screw down, rail, cable tie, 3M self adhesive and suction cup.
The bases are the part of ROKK Mini that fixes to the boat, and they can be bought separately from the kits. Five are listed: RLS-401 screw down, RLS-402 rail mount, RLS-403 cable tie, RLS-404 3M self adhesive and RLS-405 suction cup.
The cable tie base suits round or square surfaces from 60mm to 100mm (about 2.3″ to 3.9″) across and includes four 300mm (11.8″) cable ties, which lets the mounting spot be chosen freely. The suction cup base, 92mm (3.62″) across, grips any rigid, clean, smooth, non-textured surface, locks with an over-centre arm without tools, and has a safety lock that stops accidental release once the adjustable body is attached. All bases take the RLS-AM adjustable body and the ROKK Mini top plates.
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ROKK Mini Tops and Body
Clamp plates for tablets and phones, an action-camera plate, a camera adapter plate and the 360° adjustable body.
These are the parts that connect a device to a ROKK Mini base. RL-508 is the clamp top plate for tablets and RL-509 the clamp for phones, handheld GPS and other small devices, clamping with a ratchet and fitting devices 45mm to 95mm (1¾″ to 3¾″) wide. RL-510 is an action plate that takes GoPro cameras and the Garmin Virb X and XE. RL-511 is a camera adapter plate.
RLS-AM is the 360° adjustable body that sits between base and top plate so the angle can be set. The phone clamp is made from marine-grade plastic and anodised aluminium, and Scanstrut lists it as compatible with the ROKK Mini bases and the RLS-AM. Use these to swap a device on an existing base, or to add a second device type.
Pick a base for the surface, a top for the device, and the RLS-AM body to join them, or buy a ready-made kit.
Scanpods
Pods that hold chartplotters, radar displays and instruments at the helm, on deck, on a rail or on an arm.
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Helm Pods
Pedestal-mounted pods in sizes from 3 instruments up to 15″, built to fit pedestal rails 25mm to 33.7mm in diameter.
Helm Pods fit onto the pedestal at the helm and are Scanstrut's choice for all cockpit configurations, with options for radar displays, chartplotters and standard navigation instruments. A saddle system supports the stainless tubing so the pod fits rigidly on any pedestal rail from 25mm to 33.7mm (0.98″ to 1.33″) in diameter, and the design allows a quick install and repeat servicing.
The cable entry has a watertight seal, and the pod seal is a high tear strength silicone with high resistance to heat and UV. Pods are supplied uncut as standard. The size in the name matches the screen. SPH-3I-W and SPH-4XI-W are for standard navigation instruments and autopilots, and SPH-SYSTEM-W is the SystemPod. Flex Mount FM-1 and FM-2 are listed in the same group; their detail pages could not be read.
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Deck Pods
Quick-release pods with a 360° viewing angle that fit virtually any flat surface.
Deck Pods put a display on a flat surface with a lever that is released, then the pod is swivelled and tilted to the best viewing angle. Scanstrut lists a 360° viewing angle, a one-handed quick-release action and a fit on virtually any flat surface, so the display can sit in a prime position.
An inner bracing plate secures the base for extra rigidity, and the pod seal is a high tear strength silicone with high resistance to heat and UV. As standard the pod arrives uncut, with factory cutting for your screen available on request. Sizes follow the display: 4XI for four standard navigation instruments and autopilots, then 7″ (including a slim 7″), 8″, 9″, 12″, 13″ and 15″ pods. The deck pod is the choice where there is no pedestal, whereas the Helm Pod is for pedestal rails.
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Rail Pods
Pods for installs where space is limited.
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Arm Pods
Arm mounts that put a multifunction display onto a standard or curved rail.
Scanpods are supplied uncut as standard; factory cutting to suit the screen is available on request.
Waterproof wireless chargers
IPX6 Qi wireless phone chargers that run directly from a 12/24V boat supply, in single-coil 10W and three-coil 15W versions.
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Edge 15W
Mount-and-charge dock with high-grip jaws that rotate the phone through 90 degrees, in a footprint of 50mm (2″).
Edge 15W holds a phone in self-aligning, high-grip jaws and charges it wirelessly at the same time, with one-handed operation. The body rotates through 90 degrees to switch between portrait and landscape, handy when the phone is showing a navigation app. The footprint is only 50mm (1.96″) across, so it suits crowded consoles and side-mounting as well as flat and vertical surfaces.
It is Qi certified and IPX6 waterproof, takes 10-30V DC (12/24V systems), and has a smart LED showing charging status, foreign object detection and thermal cut-off. Charging works through non-metallic, waterproof cases. Output is 5, 7.5, 10 or 15W depending on the phone, and it has a 500mm (19.7″) cable. Installed with a 3-point fixing and a watertight cable pass-through.
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Surface 10W
Low-profile, flush-mounted charge pad with a non-slip surface, for any smooth surface indoors or out.
Surface is a flat charge pad rather than a dock. It mounts flush into a smooth surface, with an ultra-grippy, non-slip top and a two-tone look intended to suit modern interiors and exteriors. Place the phone on it and it charges, with no cable.
It is a single-coil 10W charger, listed as up to 60% faster than earlier 10W versions, with a larger charging area for easier alignment. It is Qi certified, IPX6 waterproof and sealed, with foreign object detection, thermal management and UV-stable marine-grade materials, and installs without sealant. Input is 10-30V DC; standby draw is below 0.2W. A three-coil 15W version, Surface 15W (SC-CW-2GT), is also listed in the range, but its detail page was not available.
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Catch 10W
A charging mat with raised edges that stores and charges a phone, wallet-and-keys style, on any flat surface.
Catch is a soft charging mat for storing and charging a phone. Place the phone in the centre and charging starts; the edging bumpers stop it sliding out and let the mat catch the phone from any angle. It is made from closed-cell EVA foam, which Scanstrut lists as shock-absorbing, hard-wearing, waterproof and self-draining.
Installation needs one cut with a 65mm (2.5″) hole saw, then the 3M self-adhesive backing is pressed down and the unit connects to a 12/24V supply. It is a 10W, Qi-certified, IPX6 charger; foreign object detection means it only charges when a phone is on the mat, so wallets and keys can sit there too. It is best on top of a console, where there is flat space and no need for a clamp.
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Other wireless chargers
Further models in the range: Ultra, Active, Nano, Aura, Sub, Hidden, Nest, Cove and Cove LED.
The wireless range lists fifteen models in all. Scanstrut splits them by coil count and power: one-coil 10W units, and three-coil 15W units that choose the best coil and manage heat intelligently. Product types are Mount and Charge, Store and Charge, and Charge, and some are marked as magnet chargers.
The range listing shows Ultra (SC-CW-14G, listed as a magnetised charger), Active 15W (SC-CW-04G), Nano 10W (SC-CW-11F), Aura 10W (SC-CW-12F), Sub 10W and 15W 3-coil, Hidden 10W and 15W 3-coil, Nest 15W 3-coil, Cove 15W 3-coil and Cove LED 15W 3-coil. Every model is Qi certified, IPX6 waterproof and runs from 10-30V DC. The individual pages for these could not be read, so check which mounting style each one uses before quoting.
They run on 10-30V DC, so no inverter or separate USB adaptor is needed.
Waterproof USB chargers
12/24V USB charge sockets that stay waterproof in use, for RIBs, sailboats and powerboats.
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Waterproof Dual USB-A Charge Socket
Two USB-A ports that stay IPX6 waterproof with the lid closed, with one, two or no cables plugged in.
SC-USB-02 is a dual USB-A charge socket for charging phones and tablets at the helm. Scanstrut says it can charge up to 3x faster than standard USB sockets, at 4.2A total output, and it fits any USB Type-A connector. It stays IPX6 waterproof with the cover closed, and the seal holds with 1, 2 or even no cables plugged in.
It is ultra-low profile at only 29mm high and 94mm long, with an anti-snag cover that aligns cables when closed and a click-and-lock lid. The circuit board has an anti-corrosion coating, the plastic is UV resistant and the hinge and spring are 316 stainless. Input is 10-32V DC (12/24V systems) and standby draw is 0.01W. The barrel size matches existing USB sockets, which makes it easier to replace one.
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Charge Pro (USB-A and USB-C)
Waterproof-while-in-use socket with one USB-A and one USB-C port.
Charge Pro is the USB-A plus USB-C version of the waterproof-while-in-use series, listed as SC-USB-03 and named ROKK Charge Pro. It suits boats that now carry a mix of older USB-A cables and newer USB-C devices.
The series features are the same as the dual USB-A socket: an IPX6 rating, fast charging, protection with one, two or no cables plugged in, an ultra-low profile and a smaller surface area needed for installation. Colour is black. Scanstrut states that this series lets you fast charge without any charging port being exposed to water. The detail page for SC-USB-03 could not be read, so the output current, dimensions and input voltage for this exact model should be checked on the Scanstrut page rather than assumed to match SC-USB-02.
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Flip Pro USB
The Flip Pro rapid USB charge range, a marine-grade outdoor charging socket.
Flip Pro is Scanstrut's second USB charger family alongside the waterproof-while-in-use series. The category page calls it a marine-grade charging solution designed to provide reliable and fast outdoor USB charging, and shows it as a flip-lid socket.
The Flip Pro page itself was not available to read, so the model codes, port types, charging speeds and dimensions are not confirmed. The category image folder uses codes starting SC-USB-F, but that is not enough to list models safely. Treat this entry as a placeholder to be completed from the live Scanstrut page. The related Flip Pro 12V sockets, which have a spring-loaded lid and a 12V outlet, are listed in the 12V sockets family.
The in-use series stays sealed with one, two or no cables plugged in.
12V power sockets
Flip Pro 12V power sockets with a spring-loaded lid, for running accessories from the boat's 12V system.
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Flip Pro 12V Sockets
Spring-loaded IPX4 lid and 150W maximum output, in single socket, multi and duo versions.
The Flip Pro sockets are fixed 12V outlets for the cockpit or helm: Scanstrut describes an IPX4 spring-loaded lid and an impressive 150W max power on a 12V system, in a sleek, compact body that fits easily into an interior design, built from durable marine-grade materials.
Three models are listed. SC-12V-F1 is the Flip Pro 12V Power Socket. SC-MULTI-F1 is Flip Pro Multi, and SC-MULTI-F2 is Flip Pro Duo; the names suggest they combine a 12V outlet with USB charging, but the detail pages could not be read, so which ports each one has is not confirmed. Check the exact port layout on the Scanstrut product page before quoting. IPX4 means splash resistance, so the lid should stay closed when the socket is not in use.
Rated for a 12V system, with 150W maximum output on the range.
TILE series
Slim USB charging sockets for boat interiors, finished in 316 stainless steel or matt black.
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TILE interior charging sockets
A 40mm (1.57″) flush socket with USB-A and USB-C or dual USB-C, in stainless steel or black.
TILE stands for Tiny Interior Lifestyle Electronics. It is a charging socket for boat interiors that sits ultra-low profile on a 40mm (1.57″) footprint and needs just a 29mm (1.14″) hole saw, so it goes in a panel or cabinet side neatly.
Two port layouts are offered, USB-A with USB-C, or two USB-C ports, each in a 316 stainless steel or black bezel. On a 12V system it charges at up to 36W, and on a 24V system at up to 60W, which Scanstrut says suits laptops and large tablets. The electronics are conformal coated to protect against moisture. SC-TILE-10 is USB-A and C with a black bezel, SC-TILE-11 is USB-A and C in stainless steel, SC-TILE-20 is dual USB-C in black and SC-TILE-21 is dual USB-C in stainless steel.
The TILE needs only a 29mm (1.14″) hole saw, so it can go in cabinetry and panels.
125V AC outlet
A waterproof dual 125V outlet for mains power on deck.
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Waterproof 125V 20A AC Outlet
Dual 125V 20A outlet with a sprung lid and 316 stainless hardware, for plugging in mains equipment on deck.
SC-V-P1 is a dual 125V 20A AC outlet for outdoor use on a boat. Scanstrut points to running a portable Starlink, or kitchen items like a blender, from the cockpit. You lift the waterproof lid and plug in.
The lid is sprung to open fully through 180° with a holding bump at 90° and a click-to-close action. Waterproofing is stated as IP68 and IP69K with the lid closed, and the unit is also listed as IPX6 rated after UV and waterproof testing. It uses 316 stainless steel hardware, matte black plastics, built-in gaskets, a commercial-grade receptacle and strain relief, and accepts flat and round cables. Installation notes: 12AWG triplex copper cable is recommended, and the receptacle should only be replaced with Scanstrut part SC-UTIL-P-006285. Certification listed is RoHS.
Needs 12AWG triplex copper cable, and only the specified replacement receptacle should be used.
Vertical cable seals
IP68 cable seals that let cables pass through a deck or roof without cutting the connector off.
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Vertical Cable Seal
IP68 dome seal with split bungs, in sizes for connectors from 16mm to 40mm, in grey, black or 316 stainless steel.
A vertical cable seal lets a cable go through a deck or roof with the connector still attached. The low-profile dome is impact-resistant, captive nuts allow repeat installations, and pre-drilled, blank and split bungs are supplied so the cable fits snugly without messy sealant on the bungs. It is rated IP68.
The number in the name is the connector size it passes. Scanstrut lists options for connectors up to 16mm (0.63″), 21mm (0.82″), 30mm (1.18″) and 40mm (1.57″), plus the compact DS6-P for 2-6mm (0.08″ to 0.24″) cables. The suffix shows the finish: -P is grey plastic, -P-BLK is black, -S is 316 stainless steel. The 21 size comes as A and B variants for different cable diameters. Most 21 pieces fit 4-9mm or 9-14mm cables.
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Starlink Compatible Cable Seal
Vertical seals sized for Starlink's cable connectors, in 16 and 30 sizes, grey or black.
Scanstrut lists four vertical cable seals as Starlink compatible: DS16-SL, DS16-SL-BLK, DS30-SL and DS30-SL-BLK. They are in the vertical cable seal family, so the key features carry over: IP68 sealing, no need to remove the connector, a low-profile dome, captive nuts, and bungs that are included.
On the main seal page the Starlink-compatible group is shown by the DS16 and DS30 sizes, meaning connectors up to 16mm (0.63″) or 30mm (1.18″). The detail pages for the -SL models were not available, so which size suits which Starlink cable is not confirmed here; check the compatibility note on the Scanstrut product page. This is the route for running a Starlink cable through a deck, roof or hardtop without cutting the plug.
Choose by the size of the connector that has to pass through, then by finish: grey, black or stainless steel.
Low profile cable seals
Cable seals that sink the sealing mechanism below the mounting surface, cutting overall height by up to 71%.
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Low Profile Cable Seal
Pocket-fit IP68 seals in black aluminium or stainless steel, in four single-cable sizes and a multi-cable version.
Low Profile seals hide the sealing technology below the mounting surface, which Scanstrut says reduces overall seal height by up to 71% against its standard range, for a cleaner look. Installation is a pocket cut with a hole saw. The seals are rated IP68, need no marine sealant and use captive nuts for repeat installs; pre-drilled and blank bungs are supplied, and a split-seal option means the connector need not be removed.
Single-cable sizes are 16, 21A, 21B and 30, in black anodised aluminium (-BLK) or 316 stainless steel (-S). Two Multi versions hold up to five cables, up to Ø15mm (0.59″) each. They are described as suitable for solar panels, light bars and rooftop electronics.
They are installed with a hole saw cut, and come in black anodised aluminium or 316 stainless steel.
Horizontal cable seals
IP68 plastic seals where the cable leaves sideways, intended for solar panels, light bars and other rooftop gear.
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Horizontal Cable Seal
Single and double sideways-exit seals in grey or black high-impact plastic, designed with solar panel cables in mind.
A horizontal seal turns the cable run through 90° at the entry point, which is what you want on a flat roof where a solar panel, light bar or rooftop light has a cable lying along the surface. It gives an IP68 watertight seal without marine sealant, in UV-stable, high-impact plastic with 316 stainless fixings and a 3M gasket.
Single versions (DS-H6 and DS-H10) take one cable and double versions (DS-HD6 and DS-HD10) take two. For example, DS-HD6 is 63mm (2.51″) long and 22mm (0.86″) high, and takes two cables of 5-6mm (0.19″ to 0.24″). Captive nuts allow repeat installs, and installation works through wood, metal and GRP. Each exists in grey and in black (-BLK).
Single versions take one cable and double versions take two; grey or black.
Multi cable seals
Seals for several cables in one entry, in aluminium or toughened plastic.
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Multi Cable Seal
Vertical aluminium or black plastic seal, plus a horizontal black version, for several cables through one hole.
The Multi seal is for running several cables through a single entry, such as solar, lights and other rooftop electronics. Scanstrut lists up to five cables, each up to Ø15mm (0.59″), in an IP68 seal that needs no marine sealant. It is supplied with undrilled bungs, so the cable layout and order are worked out on the job.
Three models are listed: DS-MULTI, a vertical seal in anodised aluminium with a hard finish that resists impact marks; DS-MULTI-P-BLK, a vertical seal in black plastic; and DS-H-MULTI-BLK, a horizontal version in black. It has captive nuts for repeat installs. A low-profile multi-cable version also exists; see the low profile cable seals family.
Each takes up to five cables, up to Ø15mm (0.59″), and ships with undrilled bungs.
Through-bulkhead cable seals
Seals for passing multiple electrical cables through a bulkhead.
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Through Bulkhead Seal
Waterproof seal for passing multiple electrical cables through a bulkhead, in TBH-4 and TBH-10 versions.
Listed as grey and for both power and sail boats.
Junction boxes
Waterproof junction boxes for joining several cables in lockers, lazarettes and tender bays.
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Junction Box
Marine-grade polypropylene boxes with screw-down terminals, plus an SB-2G kit that upgrades them to IP67.
The junction boxes make a waterproof connection for multiple electrical cables in places such as lockers, lazarettes and tender bays. They are made from marine-grade polypropylene, and the SB-8-10 has 10 screw-down terminals offering 10 terminations, with modular terminal blocks that can be fitted individually or joined together. Cables push in and are held by a sprung leaf system that does not damage the wire, and the terminal clips securely into the base rather than floating. The box measures 85 x 85 x 50mm (3.35″ x 3.35″ x 2″).
The box comes with self-tapping screws and an installation bracket. For IP67, add SB-2G, a kit of two screw-in cable seals taking 4-12mm (0.15″ to 0.48″) cables, compatible with SB-8-5 and SB-8-10.
Fit SB-2G cable seals to take a box to IP67.
ATMOS air station
A built-in 12V air station that inflates paddleboards, towables and other inflatables from the boat's battery.
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ATMOS
A waterproof, panel-mounted 12V air pump with a two-stage pump and a target-pressure setting, for paddleboards and towables.
ATMOS is a built-in air station for inflating paddleboards, towables and similar items from the boat's 12V battery system. Set a target pressure and it shuts off when it gets there. A two-stage pump switches at 1.1 PSI from a high-volume, low-pressure stage to a high-pressure stage, up to 20 PSI (1.37 bar). It is IPX6 waterproof front and back with the door closed, and has brushless motors and conformal-coated electronics.
It mounts in a panel with 10 self-tapping screws and a foam gasket, in seating, side panels, consoles or by the swim platform. Maximum current is 12A (140W). Scanstrut says it complies with the ISO 8846 and SAE J1171 ignition protection standards. In the box: a 2.5m (8′) hose (3.6m / 12′ optional), six valve attachments and a black sun cover; a white cover is an accessory (SC-AOB-A2-SC1).
Model SC-AOB-A2
It is panel-mounted and needs a cavity at least 110mm (4.33″) deep.
Scanstrut make the mounting hardware that the rest of an electronics fit depends on: radar mounts and masts, display pods and brackets, waterproof charging outlets, and the cable seals that stop a deck penetration becoming a leak.
What we do with it
- Mount the radar where it can see. Scanner height, angle and clearance decide how well radar actually performs. The right mount for the boat is part of specifying the radar, not a separate purchase afterwards.
- Put the displays where you can use them. Pods and brackets at the helm, angled to be readable in full sun and reachable from where you actually stand.
- Keep the water out. Deck seals and waterproof outlets, fitted properly. Most of the water that gets below on a well-kept boat comes through a hole somebody drilled for a cable.
Getting a price
Mounting is usually quoted as part of the installation it belongs to. If you are pricing a radar, a display or a refit with us, the Scanstrut hardware is in that quote. Ask for it on its own and we will price that too.
Send an enquiry or call the shop on +1 868 634-2203. Back to all brands.