Garmin

GMR™ 1234 xHD3 Open Array Radar and Pedestal

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The Garmin GMR 1234 xHD3 is a 12 kW magnetron open-array radar with a 4 ft antenna, delivering targets out to a maximum range of 96 nautical miles. High-definition magnetron imaging is enhanced with scan averaging to filter sea clutter for a cleaner, more confident picture.

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Description

The Garmin GMR 1234 xHD3 pairs proven magnetron performance with 12 kW of peak transmit power and a 4 ft open-array antenna, resolving targets clearly out to a maximum range of 96 nautical miles.

The xHD3 series introduces capabilities new to Garmin magnetron radar. Scan averaging filters out sea clutter for a cleaner image, target-size processing optimises the shape of detected objects, and true echo trails display the historical trail of moving boats so you can judge their course at a glance.

The open-array form factor combines a compact pedestal with the 4 ft array and rotates at 24 or 48 RPM, with dual-range scanning, radar overlay, guard zone and automatic bird gain. Commercial-grade weather performance includes a 100 kn wind rating, BlueNet and Marine Network control from a Garmin chartplotter, and an IPX6 water rating.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • High-definition magnetron open-array radar with 12 kW of peak transmit power
  • 4 ft (1.2 m) open array with a sharp 1.8-degree horizontal beamwidth and 27 dB gain
  • Up to 96 nautical mile maximum range
  • Scan averaging, the first time Garmin has offered it on a magnetron radar, filters out sea clutter for a clearer picture
  • Target-size processing optimises object shapes and true echo trails reveal the historical path of moving vessels
  • Antenna rotation at 24 RPM and 48 RPM, plus dual-range scanning with radar overlay
  • Commercial-grade 100 kn maximum wind load rating
  • Garmin BlueNet and Garmin Marine Network connectivity with an IPX6 weather rating
  • Open-array pedestal
  • 4 ft open-array antenna
  • Antenna mounting hardware (hex screws, washers)
  • Garmin BlueNet network cable (15 m)
  • Power cable with in-line 15 A fuse (15 m)
  • Grounding hardware
  • Mounting template
  • Documentation

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Radar

Transmitter TypeMagnetron (pulse) with scan averaging, target-size processing and true echo trails
Peak Transmit Power12 kW
Maximum Range96 nautical miles
Minimum Range20 m (66 ft)
Antenna Size4 ft (1.2 m) open array
Antenna Rotation Speed24 RPM and 48 RPM
Horizontal Beamwidth1.8 degrees
Vertical Beamwidth23 degrees
Antenna Gain27 dB
RF Transmit Frequency9410 MHz nominal
Bearing Accuracy0.25 degrees

Electrical

Input Voltage10 to 32 Vdc
Power ConsumptionStandby 18 W; Transmitting 70 W
Fuse15 A blade-type (30 A blade-type when used with the voltage converter)

Connectivity

NetworkingGarmin BlueNet and Garmin Marine Network compatible

Physical

Pedestal Weight24.2 kg (53.4 lb)
Antenna Weight5.5 kg (12.2 lb)
Antenna TypeEnd-fed slotted waveguide
Antenna Length132.7 cm (4 ft 4 1/4 in)
Pedestal Height to Top of Antenna45.1 cm (17 3/4 in)
Pedestal Width31.8 cm (12 1/2 in)

Environmental

Operating Temperature Range-25 to 55 C (5 to 131 F)
Maximum Wind Load100 kn
Humidity95% at 35 C (95 F)
Water RatingIEC 60529 IPX6 (protected against powerful jets of water)
Compass-Safe DistanceStandard compass 90 cm (35 7/16 in); standby steering and emergency compasses 80 cm (31 1/2 in)
Minimum Safe Operating Distance100 W/m2 = 0.15 m; 50 W/m2 = 0.22 m; 10 W/m2 = 0.49 m
Is the GMR 1234 xHD3 a magnetron or solid-state radar?
It is a magnetron (pulse) radar with 12 kW of peak transmit power. It is also the first Garmin magnetron radar to offer scan averaging, bringing high-definition imaging benefits to the traditional magnetron platform.
What is the maximum range of the GMR 1234 xHD3?
The 12 kW GMR 1234 xHD3 has a maximum range of 96 nautical miles.
What do scan averaging and true echo trails do?
Scan averaging filters out sea clutter for a cleaner radar picture, target-size processing optimises the shape of detected objects, and true echo trails show the historical trail of moving boats so you can judge their direction and speed.
What size is the antenna and how narrow is its beam?
This model uses a 4 ft (1.2 m) open array with a 1.8-degree horizontal beamwidth and 27 dB of gain for strong target separation.
What wind load is the GMR 1234 xHD3 rated for?
As a 12 kW model it carries a commercial-grade 100 kn maximum wind load rating.
Which networks does the GMR 1234 xHD3 use?
It is compatible with Garmin BlueNet and the Garmin Marine Network, and is controlled from a compatible Garmin chartplotter.