Simrad PRO R5024 HALO 5006 CAT2(H) radar with 30 m cable - 110/230 V AC

The Simrad Pro R5024 HALO 5006 radar uses X-band solid-state pulse-compression technology. This approach eliminates the need for a magnetron and motor brushes, helping to reduce operating and maintenance costs.

The R5024 HALO 5006 radar offers a maximum detection range of up to 72 nautical miles.

Yes, the Simrad Pro R5024 HALO 5006 system is specifically designed to meet IMO/SOLAS CAT 2 (H) classification standards, making it suitable for vessels, including high-speed craft.

The R5024 HALO 5006 radar system delivers an output power of 130 W.

The R5024 HALO 5006 system ships with a 6-foot open-array antenna.

The R5024 HALO 5006 can automatically monitor thousands of radar targets within a 24-nautical-mile range and simultaneously display up to 100 targets.

No, thanks to its solid-state technology (Instant On™), the R5024 HALO 5006 radar does not require any warm-up time.

The R5024 HALO 5006 radar transceiver operates in the X-band, with a frequency range of 9.4 to 9.5 GHz.

The Simrad Pro R5024 HALO 5006 radar operates on a 110 / 230 V AC power supply.

The R5024 HALO 5006 radar system is supplied with a 30-metre (98.5 ft) interconnect cable.

A minimum distance of 0.7 meters (2.3 feet) between the radar and the vessel's compass is recommended to avoid interference.

The radar is designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -25°C to +55°C (-13°F to +130°F), with a relative humidity of 95% at +35°C. It has an IPX6 waterproof rating and can withstand a maximum wind speed of 51 m/sec (100 knots).

It is crucial to use the mounting template provided and ensure the front of the scanner unit faces forward on the vessel before drilling.

Yes, it is recommended not to install the HALO radar on the same beam plane as a conventional pulse radar. A pulse radar must be in STBY or OFF mode when the HALO radar is operating. Additionally, avoid installing it too close to antennas of other equipment such as radio direction finders, VHF antennas, or GPS equipment, as this could cause or suffer from interference.

The R5024 HALO 5006 radar uses the Ethernet 100Base-T protocol for communication.

Yes, the R5024 HALO 5006 radar has an integrated radar performance monitor to ensure optimal performance at all times.

Yes, if possible, the mounting location should provide the scanner with an unobstructed 360° view around the vessel. If the radar is installed on planing powerboats with a pronounced deadrise angle, it is recommended to tilt the scanner downward at the bow.

The nominal horizontal beam width (TX and RX) is 3.9° (-3 dB).

The radar uses the 100Base-T Ethernet protocol, making it compatible with Simrad multifunction displays (MFD) that support this protocol for HALO radar systems. It is recommended to verify the specific compatibility of your MFD with the R5000 series HALO radar systems.

Solid-state technology eliminates the need for a magnetron and motor brushes, resulting in increased reliability, reduced operating and maintenance costs, and instant start-up without preheating time.