B&G Halo 24 Radar

Discover the Power of B&G Halo 24 Radar

B&G Halo 24 Radar

B&G Halo24 24 Radar

Model: 000-14538-001

• 48 nm range from a compact 24-inch dome
• Advanced pulse compression technology with beam sharpening
• Simultaneous Dual Range operation sees both near and far
• Ultra-fast 60 RPM operation at ranges up to 2nm
• VelocityTrackTM Doppler technology for collision avoidance (Heading sensor required)
• Easy operation with harbour

Revolutionary Fast Target Tracking Technology

The B&G Halo 24 radar introduces advanced Fast Target Tracking (FTT) technology, enabling mariners to detect fast-moving vessels and small targets with unmatched clarity. This innovative feature allows rapid target updating up to 60 times per second, ensuring a highly responsive radar experience. Designed for professional sailors and serious boaters, the B&G Halo 24 radar gives you the confidence and safety to navigate busy waters or challenging weather conditions with precision and ease.

Clear and Consistent Image Quality

Utilizing pulse compression technology, the B&G Halo 24 delivers sharp, high-resolution images without any loss in target detection range. Its capability to simultaneously produce long-range and short-range images enhances situational awareness, even in cluttered environments. This makes the radar incredibly reliable for detecting other vessels, landmasses, and weather formations. Mariners benefit from consistent, easy-to-read displays, which promote safer decision-making on the water.

Seamless Integration and User-Friendly Interface

The B&G Halo 24 radar effortlessly integrates with B&G navigation systems, providing intuitive control through a single multifunction display. Its compact design allows easy installation on various boats while maintaining a sleek, unobtrusive profile. The user-friendly interface offers customizable settings, allowing users to tailor radar performance to their specific needs. Ideal for both cruising and competitive sailing, the B&G Halo 24 ensures that users can focus more on the voyage ahead and less on equipment management.