Furuno X-Band Radar External Monitor Interface FR-21X5, OP03-162
The Furuno OP03-162 is a specialized External Monitor Interface designed for the FR-21X5 X-Band radar system. This interface allows captains and navigators to display radar images directly on an external screen, significantly enhancing operational flexibility on the bridge. The product comes from Radio Holland Group Consignment and guarantees maritime precision.
This interface card is manufactured with a focus on durability and reliability in harsh maritime environments. The unused condition of this component ensures easy integration into your existing electronics network. With the included original cabling, you are assured of a disturbance-free connection between your radar unit and the external display.
Key Features of the Furuno OP03-162
- Seamless Integration: Specifically developed for perfect collaboration with the Furuno FR-21X5 X-Band radar series.
- High Signal Quality: Guarantees a clear display of radar images on external monitors for better navigation.
- Unused Condition: Delivered in original packaging with unopened cables for maximum reliability.
- Professional Quality: Part of the Radio Holland Group Consignment, representing industry-standard equipment.
Technical Specifications
Below you will find the key technical details of this marine electronics component:
- Model: OP03-162 / FR-21X5 Interface
- Application: External monitor connection for X-Band Radar
- Type: Marine Electronics Interface Board
- Connection: Including original cable set in unopened packaging
- Material: High-quality printed circuit board on metal mounting plate
- Supplier: Radio Holland Group Consignment
Why choose the original Furuno OP03-162?
In navigation equipment, reliability is of utmost importance. By choosing this original Furuno interface, you are opting for a product that meets the highest standards of shipping. The unused condition and complete delivery make this a valuable investment for the maintenance or upgrade of your radar system, where safety on the water is always a priority.
