Furuno X-Band Radar RTB PCB 03P9405A(LF) for RTR-085 and RTR-086
Enhance the reliability of your navigation system with the original Furuno X-Band Radar RTB PCB 03P9405A(LF). This high-quality printed circuit board is an essential component for the control and signal processing within the RTR-085 and RTR-086 radar systems.
In the maritime sector, precision is vital. This Receiver-Transmitter Board (RTB) ensures stable communication between the scanner and the display unit, allowing you to rely on a crystal-clear radar image, even in challenging weather conditions at sea.
Key Features
- Superior Signal Processing: Optimises the reception of X-Band signals for accurate detection of objects and other vessels.
- Original Furuno Part: Guarantees a seamless fit and full compatibility with your existing Furuno hardware without modifications.
- Lead-Free Construction (LF): Meets modern environmental standards with the LF specification, which stands for a sustainable and heat-resistant build of the printed circuit board.
- Robust Design: Specifically developed to withstand the vibrations and temperature fluctuations common in a maritime environment.
Technical Specifications
The Furuno 03P9405A(LF) is designed with technical perfection in mind. Below you will find the key data for installation and maintenance:
- Part Number: 03P9405A(LF)
- Component Type: Receiver Transmitter Board (RTB)
- Compatible Models: Suitable for Furuno RTR-085, RTR-085A, RTR-086 and RTR-086A radar units.
- Frequency Band: X-Band radar applications.
- Material: Industrial quality PCB with high-quality components for long-lasting use.
Why Choose This Part?
When a radar component fails, quick replacement is necessary to ensure safety on board. By choosing the 03P9405A(LF), you are opting for the standard of Furuno. This part minimises noise in the system and prevents unnecessary downtime of your navigation equipment.
- Whether you are a professional installer or a shipowner performing maintenance, this printed circuit board provides the stability needed for critical maritime operations.
