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PanelVisor™ protects your engine panel from sun and water
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The PanelVisor™ is an inexpensive and effective weather guard for control panels. It's a clear
plastic shield to protect Yanmar B-type panels from weathering in cockpit installations. It works
well and looks good, too.
It is made of Lexan XL102-UV, with UV protective coating on both sides. Tachometer and
indicator lights are clearly visible, with easy access to the ignition switch and stop button. The
low profile design means no obstructions in the cockpit; it protrudes less than the key does.
The visor attaches directly to the panel using its existing holes, so installing a PanelVisor™ is an
easy, shipshape, and affordable way to protect your Yanmar engine panel.
PanelVisors™ are $25 plus S&H via priority mail.
• If ordered with PortVisors™ there are no extra shipping costs.
• If ordered alone, S&H is $7 US, $15 Canada, $17 all other countries. Order now
plastic shield to protect Yanmar B-type panels from weathering in cockpit installations. It works
well and looks good, too.
It is made of Lexan XL102-UV, with UV protective coating on both sides. Tachometer and
indicator lights are clearly visible, with easy access to the ignition switch and stop button. The
low profile design means no obstructions in the cockpit; it protrudes less than the key does.
The visor attaches directly to the panel using its existing holes, so installing a PanelVisor™ is an
easy, shipshape, and affordable way to protect your Yanmar engine panel.
PanelVisors™ are $25 plus S&H via priority mail.
• If ordered with PortVisors™ there are no extra shipping costs.
• If ordered alone, S&H is $7 US, $15 Canada, $17 all other countries. Order now
Death, Taxes & Engine Panel Degradation
A common sailboat aggravation is protecting the
engine control panel in your cockpit from the
ravages of sun and rain. There are countless ways to
enclose it in a box or construct a window to shield
it from the elements. Unfortunately, these and
other options may be inconvenient, unattractive, or
expensive.
A common sailboat aggravation is protecting the
engine control panel in your cockpit from the
ravages of sun and rain. There are countless ways to
enclose it in a box or construct a window to shield
it from the elements. Unfortunately, these and
other options may be inconvenient, unattractive, or
expensive.