Haltech iC-7 Mounting Bracket | Integrated Sun Visor

Haltech iC-7 Dash Mounting Bracket | Integrated Sun Visor

Enhance the visibility and protection of your digital display with the Haltech iC-7 Dash Mounting Bracket. This specialized mounting solution features an integrated sun visor, designed to eliminate screen glare and reflection in open-cockpit racers or vehicles with high-exposure interiors. By shielding the 7" color display from the overhead light, this bracket ensures your critical engine data remains crisp and readable even in direct sunlight.

Precision-engineered for a perfect fit, this bracket provides a rigid mounting foundation while adding a professional "race-ready" aesthetic to your dashboard or roll cage setup.

Performance & Visibility Benefits

• Anti-Glare Protection: The integrated visor prevents "washout" from sunlight, ensuring you never miss a shift light or warning notification.
• Streamlined Integration: Contoured specifically for the iC-7, providing a clean look that integrates seamlessly with the display's housing.
• Versatile Mounting: Designed to work in conjunction with Haltech's tube mounts or custom flat-panel installations.
• Rugged Durability: Built to withstand the high-vibration environments of track and off-road racing.

Features & Engineering

• Precision Fitment: Manufactured to the exact dimensionsof the Haltech iC-7 7" Color Display Dash.
• High-Quality Finish: Features a professional black finish to reduce internal reflections and match your interior.
• Lightweight Design: Adds minimal bulk to your mounting set up while providing maximum screen shading.
• Durable Construction: Made from heat-resistant materials to ensure the visor maintains its shape in hot cabin environments.

Specifications

• Compatibility: Haltech iC-7 7" Color Display Dash
• Design: Integrated Visor / Shroud
• Mounting Type: Bracket (Requires mounting hardware or tube clamps)
• Color: Black

-Pro Tip: This bracket is a "must-have" for convertible performance cars or off-road vehicles with minimal roof coverage, where glare often makes digital screens difficult to read at a glance.