Furuno Rsb0094-075 2.2kw 18" Radome Radar Model# Rsb0094-075 on 2040-parts.com
Beachwood, New Jersey, United States
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Furuno RSB0094-075 2.2kW 18" Radome Radar Model# RSB0094-075
2.2kW 18" Radome The RB0094-075 is a sleek 18" Radome Antenna with a 2.2kW. The RSB0094-075 has a 5.2 horizontal beam width, a range of 24 nautical miles and weighs 10.8lbs. For use with the 1823C & 1824C Systems Array Size (Inches)
18" Radome
Hor/Vert Beam Width
5.2°
Power - Output (Kilowatts)
2.2kW
Range - Max (Miles)
24 NM
Warranty
2 Years
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