Raymarine 12kW Magnum 4' Open Array With 15m Cable

The Raymarine 12kW Magnum 4' Open Array with 15m Cable represents professional-grade marine radar engineered for serious offshore and coastal anglers who demand reliable target detection in all weather conditions. Built for vessels where performance and durability are non-negotiable, this open array radar antenna system delivers the situational awareness needed on extended fishing trips, overnight runs to distant grounds, or navigation through challenging waters. Whether you're pursuing pelagic species hundreds of miles offshore or navigating coastal structure in fog and heavy seas, this radar system transforms your bridge into a command center that works around the clock.

The 12kW transmission power output ensures maximum range and target resolution across open ocean and nearshore environments, while the 4-foot open array antenna design minimizes wind load and visual profile—critical considerations on fishing vessels where aerodynamics and top-weight matter. The included 15-meter cable allows flexible antenna placement away from electrical interference, enabling optimal mounting on hardtops, masts, or tower structures common to modern fishing boats. Raymarine's proven open array technology provides consistent sweep rates and clutter rejection, meaning you'll distinguish individual baitfish schools, structure, and vessels even in rain, fog, or rough sea states where lesser systems fail.

This radar system integrates seamlessly with Raymarine's multifunction display ecosystem and navigation suite, making it ideal for anglers upgrading existing Raymarine installations or building new integrated systems on larger vessels, charter boats, or commercial fishing platforms. Installation requires proper antenna mounting height and clear 360-degree sweep area; the 15-meter cable run accommodates most vessel layouts from bridge to mast-mounted antenna without signal degradation. At 100 pounds, the antenna assembly demands robust structural support and proper installation by qualified marine electronics technicians to ensure optimal performance and longevity in the marine environment.