Simrad HALO RI-12 Radar Interface Box
Integrate your Simrad HALO Open Array Radar system with the RI-12 Radar Interface Box. Designed for ranges 3, 4, and 6, this essential component ensures reliable communication and power delivery for both 12V and 24V systems. It features straightforward NMEA 2000 and Ethernet connectivity, including a pigtail adapter for Navico Yellow connections. The robust design includes a secure screw-in power connector and silicon rubber cable glands for a dependable installation, making it a crucial part of your marine electronics setup.
$500.99
Owner Satisfaction
4.4
/ 5
Category Rank
150
/ 176
#150 in Marine Radar
Price vs Category Average
-81%
Below average
Dimensions
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Who it's for
- Seamless HALO Integration
- Robust Signal Management
- Simplified Network Connection
Who should skip it
- Increased System Cost
- Required Mounting Space
- Single Point of Failure
Key Specs
Dimensions
213.0 mm x 196.5 mm x 86.2 mm (8.39" x 7.74" x 3.39")
Weight
1.6 Kg (3.5 lb)
Supply Voltage
12 V Systems (10.8 - 15 V DC) or 24 V Systems (20 - 31.2 V DC)
Ethernet Ports
1 x 100 Mbit RJ45 Adapter to 5 pin yellow supplied
NMEA 2000 Connectivity
1 x NMEA2000, Micro-C, 1 LEN
NMEA 0183 Baud Rate
Auto sense 4800, 9600, 19200 or 38400
Compatibility
Halo Open Array range 3, 4, and 6
Transmission Technology
Solid State
Features
- Seamless integration for HALO Open Array Radar
- Supports 12V and 24V system voltages
- Provides 36V DC power to the radar pedestal
- Easy NMEA 2000 Micro C connection
- Ethernet connectivity with LED indicator
- Rugged screw-in power connector
- Secure silicon rubber cable glands
- Convenient removable access cover
What customers say
Users overwhelmingly confirm the Simrad HALO RI-12 delivers exceptional performance, enabling seamless, high-speed integration for the HALO radar array with Multifunction Displays. The core benefit is reliable operation, fast target acquisition, and superior clarity once installed, proving the unit effectively manages high data throughput. However, a consistent theme involves complexity and cost. Many find the initial wiring and network configuration challenging, often requiring professional assistance. Additionally, the RI-12 is viewed as a mandatory, high-cost component. Despite these hurdles, the consensus is that this interface is essential for unlocking the radar’s industry-leading potential, leading to high satisfaction among those seeking top-tier marine navigation.
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