Scanstrut
Scanstrut - Award-Winning Marine Mounting Innovation
Scanstrut is the world leader in waterproof mounting solutions and protective cases for marine electronics. Designed and manufactured in the UK, Scanstrut products combine innovative engineering with rugged durability. Our comprehensive Scanstrut collection includes:
- ROKK Wireless Charging - Waterproof Qi wireless charging mounts
- Waterproof Cases - Atmos IPX6-rated protection for devices
- Radar & Satcom Mounts - Professional mounting platforms
- Power Solutions - TILE and Ventura Series outlets and chargers
- Cable Management - Comprehensive waterproof cable gland systems
- Instrument Pods - Scanpod integrated helm solutions
Scanstrut's patented designs have won multiple innovation awards and are trusted by professional sailors, including America's Cup teams and round-the-world racers. All products feature marine-grade construction with UV resistance and corrosion-resistant hardware.
Explore Scanstrut Collections: Atmos Waterproof Cases, ROKK Wireless Chargers, Scanpod Instrument Pods, Radar Mounts, Starlink Mounts, TILE Series Power, Power V Outlets, and complete cable gland systems. Perfect for Simrad, Raymarine, Garmin, and all major marine electronics brands.
Picking the right mount for the job
Scanstrut's mounting hardware is graded by load and vibration as much as by looks, so match the bracket to what it is carrying. A radar or satcom mount needs to cope with wind loading on a moving mast or arch, while a Scanpod or instrument pod is really about cutting a clean panel opening for a plotter and keeping wiring hidden below.
IPX ratings tell you about water ingress, not impact resistance; an Atmos case rated IPX6 will shrug off green water over the bow but is not a substitute for a properly bonded through-deck cable entry on a permanent installation. Check the mount's stated device weight range before fitting a larger multifunction display than the bracket was designed for.
Cable management is worth planning at the same time as the mount. A gland sized to the cable diameter, and a route that avoids sharp bends at the connector, will do more for long-term reliability than the mount itself.
