Product Details
4kW 24" Radome Radar System with 10.4" Display and Cable (1835) by Furuno®. The new 1835 Radar is a high contrast 10.4" color LCD radar designed for a wide range of vessels including pleasure craft, fishing boats and work boats. This new radar offers crystal clear target presentation with automatic Gain/Sea/Rain controls to deliver noise-free radar presentation. It features superb detection of even small targets both at short and long range. It also boasts all-new display modes which will assist you with navigating safely on all waters. The 1835 allows you to see far away objects before they are visible, and allows you to see in the dark, fog or during periods of obstructed visibility in any weather condition. With its advanced signal processing technology, the 1835 demonstrates a substantial increase in target detection, particularly for close range targets.
Specifications
| Display Size: 10.4 inches |
| Display Type: Color LCD |
| Antenna Size: 24 inches |
| Antenna Type: Radome |
| Range: 36 n.m |
| Power Output: 4 kW |
| Power Use: 12 VDC or 24VDC |
Includes
- 4kW Transceiver
- 24" Radome
Features
- Engineered to high standards
- High-grade design delivers extended lifespan
- Made with premium materials
The 1835 can be interconnected with other navigation equipment such as chart plotters and sounders through Furuno's programmable NMEA0183 interface system, affording operators the ability to expand their boat's system as needed.
With the optional ARP11 internal ARPA PCB, up to 10 ARPA targets can be tracked and overlaid on the radar screen to assist the operator in monitoring other vessel movements. With the connection of an external AIS receiver, up to 100 AIS may also be tracked. A variety of navigational information such as vessel name, speed, ROT, draft, and the destination of the selected targets can be included in real time. Unlike ARPA targets, AIS targets are visible on-screen even if they are obscured by large ships or islands, since AIS works by VHF transceiver system and does not require line-of-sight. Both ARPA and AIS require heading input.
With a push of the "OFF CENTER" button, own ship position can be shifted to a pre-registered point on the screen, allowing the operator to focus on a specific area ahead of or around the vessel without losing track of the position.
Since its inception in 1948, when the world's first fish finder was commercialized, Furuno® has been responding to the needs of the maritime industry through developing various types of marine electronics. Today, Furuno is a total marine electronics manufacturer operating on a global scale with a great many loyal customers.