PYLE AUDIO PLMRMP3B 4 Channel Marine Amplifier 800W Black
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Four-foot open-array radar antenna for direct-mount marine communication
The Furuno XN12A/4 is a 4-foot open-array radar antenna designed for direct-mount installation on marine vessels. It serves as the primary sensor for radar communication and navigation systems. This unit suits commercial and recreational operators who require a traditional rotating array for target detection and collision avoidance.
Verify that your vessel’s superstructure or radar arch provides a flat, reinforced surface with the correct bolt pattern for direct mounting. Ensure the existing radar processor or display is compatible with this antenna’s signal interface and power requirements. Installers without marine-electronics experience should engage a certified technician.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | FURUNO |
| Product type | RADAR - ARRAY |
| Audio & video | |
| Speaker unit size | See title |
The package includes the 48-inch open array antenna unit designed for direct mounting. Mounting hardware and cables are sold separately.
The XN12A/4 model is built for 12 kW radar installations and uses a 49-inch array width for that power class.
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