HALO 3006

The HALO 3006 radar provides target detection from a minimum range of 6 meters (20 feet) and can reach a maximum range of 96 nautical miles.

The HALO 3006 has a transmit power of 130W, which delivers performance equivalent to a 25 kW magnetron radar thanks to its pulse compression technology.

The HALO 3006 system ships with a 6-foot (approximately 1.83-meter) open-array antenna for optimal detection.

Yes, the HALO 3006 system is designed to operate on 12V DC and 24V DC power systems, making it versatile for different marine installations.

The HALO 3006 system is a complete kit that includes the following elements:

The HALO 130W pedestal A 6-foot antenna A RI-50 power unit A 20-meter (65.5-foot) radar cable

The HALO 3006 antenna can rotate at variable speeds ranging from 16 to 48 revolutions per minute (rpm), adapting to different sailing conditions.

No, thanks to its solid-state technology, the HALO 3006 offers instant availability from standby mode and a quick start-up in just 16 to 25 seconds after power-on.

The beam width of the 6-foot open-array antenna is 1.2° +/-10% (-3 dB). It can be narrowed down to 0.8° in beam sharpening mode for improved resolution.

The HALO 3006 is primarily compatible with Simrad multifunction displays from the NSS evo3S, NSS evo3, NSO evo3S, and NSO evo3 series. It may also be compatible with certain GO series, though this may require an additional interface module.

The HALO 3006 radar connects to the boat's navigation network via a standard Ethernet connection, enabling easy integration with compatible Simrad systems.

Yes, the HALO 3006 integrates VelocityTrack™ technology for instant indication of target direction and speed. It also features ZoneTrack™ for automated tracking of up to 50 targets, requiring a compatible multifunction display for this functionality.

Yes, the HALO 3006 offers a Bird Mode to optimize seabird detection, which can indicate potential fishing zones. It also includes a Weather Mode with specialized settings for detecting weather conditions.

Yes, the HALO 3006 offers Dual Range functionality that allows scanning and displaying short- and long-range radar images simultaneously on the same screen, improving situational awareness.

The weight of the HALO 3006 radar system, including the pedestal and the 6-foot antenna, is 31.6 kg (69.7 lbs).

Software updates for the HALO 3006 can be performed via a Simrad multifunction display connected to the system, or via a USB flash drive.

Yes, the HALO 3006 system is equipped with preconfigured modes such as Harbour Mode and Offshore Mode, optimized for navigation in different environments and sea conditions, ensuring radar performance is tailored to the situation.

A 20-metre (65.5-foot) radar cable is included in the HALO 3006 kit. This length is usually sufficient to connect the pedestal to the power supply unit and multifunction displays in most installations.

The HALO 3006 uses advanced pulse compression technology and sophisticated signal processing algorithms to provide better target separation, allowing clearer distinction of objects very close to each other on the screen.

The RI-50 power unit is a key component of the HALO 3006 system. It manages the radar pedestal’s power supply and provides the data interface between the radar and compatible Simrad multifunction displays, ensuring stable and reliable operation.

Yes, the HALO 3006 pedestal is designed to be mounted on a mast or arch, providing a clear 360-degree view for optimal radar performance and unobstructed detection.