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Azimar

Azimar™ boat compass

$59.99

  • Adjust compensators to offset onboard magnetic noise
  • Read your heading at night with a 12V LED light
  • Mount on a windshield or console with a slotted bracket
  • Read the dial in glare using an adjustable sun visor

Color: Black

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  • Fix the Azimar to your windshield or console with the slotted bracket. Tilt it to a comfortable viewing angle and lock it.
  • Wire the LED light to your boat's 12V system. Then adjust the built-in compensators for onboard magnetic interference.
  • Set the sun visor for the light conditions, then check the dial for your heading.
  • 1x Azimar Marine Compass
  • 1x Slotted Mounting Bracket
  • Integrated Adjustable Sun Visor
  • Built-In Magnetic Compensators
  • 12V LED Illumination Lighting

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

Changed your mind? You can return your product within 90 days of delivery for a refund — see our Returns page for the full policy.

A compass made for the helm

5-degree dial

Checking your heading in chop needs a card you can read at a glance. The pivoting card is marked in 5-degree steps, so you can see your course quickly while the boat moves.

Slotted bracket mount

Helm layouts differ from boat to boat. The slotted bracket fixes to a windshield or console, and you can tilt the compass to the angle that suits your eyes before locking it.

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Built-in compensators

Engines, wiring and electronics can pull a compass off its reading. Adjustable compensators let you correct for magnetic interference from the gear on your own boat.

Composite housing

A compass at the helm sees spray, rain and salt air. The housing is made from heavy-duty marine-grade composites, so the unit is made for use on the water.

Frequently Asked Questions

It suits boats with a windshield or console where the slotted bracket can be fixed. The bracket gives you some choice of position, so you can pick a spot that fits your helm layout.

Only the LED light needs power. It connects to your boat's 12V electrical system. The compass reads without it, so the connection matters when you want light on the dial after dark.

Engines, wiring and electronics create magnetic fields near the helm. The built-in compensators are adjustable, so you can set them to offset that interference where the compass is mounted.

The housing is built from heavy-duty marine-grade, corrosion-resistant composite materials. It is made for exposure to rain, spray and salt air on the water.

The integrated visor is adjustable. You tilt it into position over the dial to shade it when sun hits the helm, and move it out of the way when you do not need it.

The pivoting card is marked in 5-degree increments and stays steady in rough water. You read your heading directly from the card at the helm.

Plan for basic hand tools. You attach the bracket, set the viewing angle, connect the light to the 12V system and then calibrate the compass with the built-in compensators.

The Azimar comes in black and white. The two versions share the same features, so choose the one that matches your dashboard or console.

A boat compass is also called a marine compass or ship's compass. It shows heading on a pivoting card, and Azimar's card is marked in 5-degree increments for quick heading checks at the helm.

Azimar's slotted bracket fixes to a windshield or console, and the dial tilts to a chosen viewing angle before it is locked, so a dash mount boat compass fits many helm layouts.
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Azimar: A Boat Compass for Day and Night Helm Checks

Phone maps can drop out and electronics can drift, so skippers of small powered boats still want a plain heading reference at the helm. A boat compass provides it, and Azimar uses a pivoting card marked in 5-degree steps.

Engines, wiring and electronics can pull a marine compass off true. Built-in compensators let the owner adjust for that interference so the reading matches the real heading. A slotted bracket fixes to a windshield or console, making it a flexible boat compass dash mount, and the dial tilts to a chosen angle before locking.

After dark, the 12V LED lights the dial, so this boat compass with light stays readable at dusk. By day, a tilting sun visor shades the card from glare. The housing is marine-grade composite made for salt spray and rain, and a boat compass with sun visor suits black or white dashboards.