Cyclone Pro 110 Watts Radar with 3' beam antenna and 15m RayNet radar cable

The Raymarine Cyclone Pro T70494 radar has a transmit power of 110 Watts. This power provides superior range and image clarity, even in difficult weather conditions or high-traffic maritime areas.

This Raymarine Cyclone Pro T70494 radar pack comes with a 3-foot (approximately 0.91-meter) beam antenna. This antenna size is designed for precise target acquisition.

Yes, the VCM100 voltage converter module is an essential component for the Raymarine Cyclone Pro radar operation and is included in the T70494 pack. It is required for power supply and system integration.

The Raymarine Cyclone Pro T70494 radar comes with a 15-metre RayNet radar cable. This cable ensures fast and reliable data transmission between the radar and compatible multifunction displays.

The Raymarine Cyclone Pro radar is compatible with Doppler and ARPA (Automatic Radar Plotting Aid) features. These features enable dynamic analysis of moving targets and collision-avoidance assistance. Their use depends on the software requirements of compatible multifunction displays (MFD).

The Raymarine Cyclone Pro radar is compatible with Raymarine multifunction displays (MFD) from the LightHouse series. A connection via the included RayNet cable allows integration into the onboard network for radar data display.

Yes, to fully utilize the Doppler and ARPA functions, specific software requirements may be necessary on your Raymarine multifunction display (MFD). It is recommended to check your MFD's software version to ensure compatibility with these features.

The Raymarine Cyclone Pro radar is designed to integrate optimally with Raymarine navigation systems, particularly LightHouse series multifunction displays via a RayNet connection. Compatibility with equipment from other brands is not guaranteed and is generally not supported for full feature integration.

The radar connects to your vessel's onboard network via the included 15-metre RayNet cable. This cable transmits radar data to compatible Raymarine multifunction displays for viewing and control.

When installing the radar, several factors must be taken into account:

Clearance: Ensure the antenna has a 360-degree unobstructed view to prevent signal blockage by obstacles.Height: Mount the radar as high as possible to maximize range and minimize blind spots.Compass safety distance: Maintain the minimum safe distance from magnetic compasses to avoid interference.Vibrations: Select a stable location to minimize vibrations that could affect performance.

Yes, an inline fuse or circuit breaker is required to protect the radar’s power supply. The specific amperage ratings for the circuit breaker and fuse are detailed in the product’s installation instructions, and it is critical to adhere to them for safety and proper system operation.

Yes, the VCM100 voltage converter module has specific grounding requirements. It is essential to connect it properly to the boat’s ground in accordance with the installation instructions to ensure electrical safety and optimal performance of the radar system.

For proper cable routing, follow these guidelines:

Bend radius: Respect the minimum bend radius of the cables to avoid damaging internal conductors.Protection: Protect cables from abrasion, excessive heat, and direct exposure to the elements.Isolation: Ensure adequate circuit isolation to prevent electromagnetic interference.Shielding: The RayNet cable is shielded; ensure the shielding is properly grounded if required.Ferrites: Anti-interference ferrites may be required at certain connection points to reduce interference.The installation instructions provide details on routing options (rear exit or surface penetration).

The Raymarine Cyclone Pro system complies with international safety and electromagnetic compatibility standards. It meets Directive 2014/53/EU (RED) and has been tested to the following standards:

Health and safety: EN IEC 62368-1+A11:2020EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility): IEC 60945: 2002 (including Corrigendum 1 of 2008)Radio spectrum usage: ETSI EN 302 248 V2.1.1

Yes, using the radar may require a specific license depending on your region and local radio frequency regulations. It is the user's responsibility to comply with applicable licensing requirements before operating the radar.

After installation, you must perform a check and adjustment of the heading line alignment directly from the radar application on your Raymarine multifunction display. This procedure is detailed in the user manual and is crucial to ensure radar readings are accurate.

Although the 15-metre RayNet cable is included, additional network accessories may be required depending on your specific installation, such as:

RayNet cables of different lengths if 15 metres is insufficient or too long. RayNet couplers or RayNet switches if you have multiple devices to connect or need to extend your network. Adapters if you are connecting to older systems or non-RayNet networks (though compatibility is limited).

Yes, the Raymarine Cyclone Pro radar is designed to perform in demanding navigation conditions, including high-traffic areas. Its 110-watt power and Doppler/ARPA capabilities (with compatible MFD) enable accurate detection and analysis of targets, enhancing safety.

The Raymarine Cyclone Pro radar is covered by Raymarine's standard warranty policy. For detailed information regarding warranty registration and terms, it is recommended to consult Raymarine's official website or the documentation provided with the product.

Yes, the user manual mentions the presence of a safety switch for the radar. It is important to refer to the manual to understand its operation and its role in the system's safety.