Marine Radome Radars

Currently, most marine radars used on power- and sailboats can be divided into two basic groups including radome and open array models. The latter are typically more powerful and performing, which makes them more preferable for large boats, Navi ships, and commercial vessels, however, their higher price, heavier weight, and higher energy consumption make a boater think twice while choosing the best option. In practice, you may not need those additional several miles of operating range, enhanced target definition, and other benefits that may turn out to be useless in your particular case.

For instance, if you just need to know what's going on within 5-10 miles from your boat, there are plenty of competitive radome models providing the coverage of up to 24 nautical miles, more than enough for your goals. Their price tags are usually more pleasant if compared to their open array counterparts, yet advanced technologies utilized by such leading brands as Simrad or Lowrance provide a crystal clear image, target tracking, several functional modes depending on the environment, and lots of other benefits. A wide range of marine radome radars complying with the latest industry standards is available on our virtual shelves.