Simrad
SIMRAD HALO 3006 6ft Open Array Radar
Pickup available at Mercury Yacht Harbour
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Manufacturer-backed extended cover provided by Navico — add up to 3 extra years.
Extended cover is added to your order and confirmed with your warranty documentation.
Description
The Simrad HALO 3006 sits at the top of the open array range, pairing a 130 W solid-state pedestal with a 6 ft antenna to deliver the long-range punch of a 25 kW magnetron radar. It detects targets from just 6 metres out to 96 nautical miles, and the full-length array produces a tight 1.2 degree horizontal beam (0.8 degrees with beam sharpening) for outstanding target separation and clarity in both crowded marinas and open water.
Preset Harbour, Offshore, Weather and Bird modes need no manual tuning, and the powerful Bird+ mode concentrates the radar on locating flocks of birds, and the fish beneath them, at up to 8 nautical miles. Safety features run deep: ZoneTrack follows up to 50 vessels within defined areas, VelocityTrack Doppler colour-codes targets by relative motion, and Dangerous Target Alerts flag the range, bearing and heading of nearby craft. Solid-state design means instant readiness from standby and 16 to 25 seconds from a cold start, with the same footprint as previous HALO arrays for easy upgrades. The system is supplied with the RI-50 power supply and a 20 m power and Ethernet cable, and connects to Simrad NSS, NSX, NSO and GO displays.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- 130 W open array pulse compression radar, equivalent to a 25 kW magnetron
- Long-range detection from 6 m out to 96 nm
- 6 ft antenna with a 1.2 deg horizontal beam (0.8 deg with beam sharpening)
- Bird+ mode focuses full power to find fish-marking flocks up to 8 nm away
- ZoneTrack tracks up to 50 vessels within defined areas
- VelocityTrack Doppler and Dangerous Target Alerts for collision avoidance
- Ready instantly from standby, 16-25 seconds from power-on
- Supplied with the RI-50 power supply and a 20 m cable
- HALO 130W radar pedestal (HAKU130W)
- 6 ft open array antenna
- RI-50 HALO radar power supply
- HALO 2000/3000 power and Ethernet cable (20 m)
- Safety sheets and documentation
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Range & Performance
| Radar type | Solid-state open array pulse compression radar (130 W) |
| Antenna size | 6 ft |
| Maximum range | 96 nm |
| Minimum range | 75 m (300 ft) |
| Rotation speed | 16 to 48 rpm depending on operating mode |
| Radar technology | Pulse compression |
RF & Antenna
| Equivalent magnetron power | 130 W (equivalent to a 25 kW magnetron radar) |
| Horizontal beam width | 1.2 deg +/-10% (-3 dB); 0.8 deg with beam sharpening |
| Vertical beam width | 25 deg +/-10% (-3 dB) |
| SART/RACON | Yes, trigger distance about 1 nm max (weather, sea state and SART position dependent) |
Electrical
| Supply voltage | 12 or 24 V DC into the RI-50 (12 V: 10.8-15 V; 24 V: 20-31.2 V); pedestal 50 V DC nominal from RI-50 |
| Power consumption (max) | 250 W peak at 12 V at maximum wind velocity |
| Power consumption (typical) | 45-75 W average at zero wind velocity |
| Recommended fuse rating | 25 A for 12 V systems or 15 A for 24 V systems |
Physical
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 324 mm x 429 mm x 339 mm (12.76" x 16.81" x 13.35") |
| Weight | Kit weight 31.6 kg (69.7 lbs) |
| Max wind speed | 80 knots (all antenna sizes) |
Environment
| Operating temperature | -25 to +55 C (-13 to 131 F) |
| Waterproof rating | IPX6 |
Connectivity
| Ethernet | Via RI-50, 1x 100 Mbit RJ45 (adapter to 5-pin yellow supplied) |
| NMEA 2000 | No NMEA 2000 connection; heading and navigation data sent to the radar over Ethernet |
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