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January 19, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Nauticomp Chooses Wickes Marine

Marine displays manufacturer Nauticomp has appointed Wickes Marine to represent the company’s products on the US east coast from Maine through the Carolinas. Nauticomp’s product line includes the new Signature II series of waterproof, sunlight readable displays, introduced at the Fort Lauderdale Int

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Marine displays manufacturer Nauticomp has appointed Wickes Marine to represent the company’s products on the US east coast from Maine through the Carolinas.

Nauticomp’s product line includes the new Signature II series of waterproof, sunlight readable displays, introduced at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show last October. With LED backlight technology, the 12,” 15” and 19” bonded glass displays feature extra slim casings, specially designed for installation on bridges where space is at a premium.

Optical enhancing of the bonded glass provides outstanding clarity and greatly improves the ability to use the displays in direct sunlight. At night, they can be easily dimmed to any level from 0 to 100% and selectable as red on any input. With 6 inputs accepting DVI, VGA, NTSC, PAL and SECAM, Signature II displays can show any choice if information selected separately or combined, with the resolution scalable up to SXGA. AC and DC power options.

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