MFD 12
Chartplotter / Fishfinder

MFD 12

Full power, in the tightest helm.

  • 12.1″ IPS
  • 1280 × 800
  • Bail or flush mount

Indicative prices in US dollars, excluding local taxes, duty, shipping and installation. Your Deeprey dealer quotes the final price for your territory and helm.

Deeprey MFD 12 chartplotter — front view
Capabilities

One screen. Every job.

Tap through what it puts in front of you — the same view you’ll have at the helm.

CHIRP sonar — a bait ball hanging clear above the seabedFish detection — individual targets marked with icons and depthsSplit-screen zoom with the on-screen sonar controls
Deeprey MFD

Auto-playing · tap to explore

ChartsHazard-first vector charts from real survey data — with auto-routing, tides and currents.

Fits your helm

Sized to the space you have.

Width
341 mm
Height
223 mm
Depth
65 mm
Weight
4.5 kg
Mounting
Bail or flush mount
Display
12.1″ IPS
223 mm
MFD 12 — front, drawn to scale
341 mm
Specifications

Every detail.

Deeprey MFD 12 — front view
Sunlight-readable
1000 cd/m² display, anti-reflective and readable in direct sun.
Optically bonded
Bonded glass — no internal fogging, crisp at every angle.
10-point touch
Glove-friendly multi-touch, responsive under spray.
Marine-grade build
Sealed enclosure engineered for the salt-air helm.
This size
Display
12.1″ IPS
Resolution
1280 × 800
Ethernet ports
1
HDMI out
Built-in GPS
10 Hz
Mounting
Bail or flush mount
Model
DP121M
Price
$2,450 USD
Every size includes
Sunlight-readable screen
1000 cd/m², anti-reflective, 10-point touch
Processor
High-performance Intel® processor & graphics
Memory & storage
8 GB memory · 256 GB SSD
Networking
NMEA 2000, 2 × NMEA 0183, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi
Power
12 V DC (9–36 V), 54 W maximum
In the box
MFD unit, power cable, mounting hardware, manual
Resources

Manuals & support.

Guides, updates and cover for the life of the unit.

Download datasheet (PDF)
Map of Deeprey dealers across 13 countries

13

Countries

5

Continents
Dealers

Installed by your local specialist.

Deeprey units are commissioned by marine electronics specialists across five continents — handling the mount, wiring, NMEA integration and first sea-trial calibration.