Marine Radar Systems & Mounts from Fisheries Supply
Marine radar systems are essential for safe navigation, especially in challenging visibility conditions such as fog, darkness, or inclement weather. At Fisheries Supply, we provide a broad range of boat radar systems that ensure you can navigate safely under any circumstances.
Our inventory includes top brands like
Garmin and
Raymarine, known for their precision and reliability in radar technology. Marine radars are designed to detect a variety of objects including other vessels, landmasses, birds, and weather systems. Whether navigating through heavy seas or a crowded harbor, our radar systems offer clear imaging and accurate object tracking to keep you safe.
A Solution for Every Boat
Fisheries Supply carries both compact dome radars and open array systems, making our products suitable for boats of all sizes.
Additionally, a radar mount for a boat is essential for securely positioning marine radar systems, ensuring optimal visibility and performance. If installing a new radar or upgrading your equipment, choosing the right boat radar mount helps improve navigation and safety.
Complete Radar Packages
We offer complete boat radar systems for sale that include everything you need for installation:
- Displays: High-resolution screens that provide clear and concise imaging.
- Antennas / Radomes: Robust and powerful radar antennas and radomes that ensure wide coverage and precise detection.
- Mounts: Durable marine radar mounts, radar pedestals, and radar masts that secure your radar in place, suitable for various boat types.
- Cables: All necessary cables for a seamless setup.
Expert Guidance from Our Representatives
Choosing the right marine radar package can be complex, but you don't have to do it alone. Our representatives are here to help you select the perfect radar system for your boat.
When choosing marine radar systems and mounts, you can consider things like:Transmitter power: A crucial factor in how well a radar performs in bad weather, as higher power allows the transmitter to see through rain and fog and reach further.
Location: Consider factors like existing equipment, boat structure, and potential obstructions when determining the best location for the radar dome or array.
Training: Proper training can improve navigation safety and reduce the chances of accidents.
FAQs
How does marine radar work?Radar emits high-frequency radio waves that reflect off objects and return to the antenna. The time taken for the echo to return determines the object’s distance, while the direction of the echo gives its bearing.
Can marine radars detect weather patterns?Yes. Models with weather/echo overlay features can identify rain, fog, and storm cells on screen.
What is the difference between magnetron and solid-state radar?Magnetron radars are traditional, reliable, and powerful but require more maintenance. Solid-state radars use less power, have higher resolution, and are safer with less radiation.
Shop now and save on radar for boats, or browse our wide selection of
fishfinders or
AIS transponders and receivers to complete your electronics installation.