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Furuno FA170 Display Unit

SKU 63604·AIS Systems
$1,295.00

FA170 Display UnitThis 4.3" color LCD display displays symbols for AIS-equipped vessels, AIS-SARTs, coastal stations, and other aids to navigation within VHF range. AIS data can be output to ECDIS, radar, or other nav...

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FA170 Display Unit

This 4.3" color LCD display displays symbols for AIS-equipped vessels, AIS-SARTs, coastal stations, and other aids to navigation within VHF range. AIS data can be output to ECDIS, radar, or other navigational equipment for collision avoidance support. The FA170 includes 6 in/out ports, 3 input-only ports, one LAN port, and one alarm output (contact closure) port. The unit is BAM (Bridge Alert Management) ready, meeting the specific requirements for BAM as specified in IMO MSC.302 (87).

This compact unit can store up to 2,048 AIS targets and AIS SARTs. Selecting a target from the list generates a pop-up window where detailed information is displayed. Users can also create an AIS message or send a name request to the target ship. When dangerous targets are detected, the FA170 provides a dangerous target list. The FA170 is also capable of exchanging short, safety-related messages with a specified MMSI or all AIS-equipped vessels via VHF channels. The FA170 can store up to 20 transmitted and 20 received messages.

Specifications:

  • Screen Size: 4.3 Inch color LCD, 480 x 272 dots (WQVGA)
  • Viewing Area: 95.04 (W) x 53.856 (H) mm
  • Brightness Adjustment: 18 steps

*Display unit only

*No AIS transponder included

BrandFuruno
SKU63604
UPC611679368263
TypeAIS Systems
Weight3.1 lb

Good to know

  • Genuine Furuno product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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