Raymarine Quantum Wireless CHIRP Wi-Fi Radar (With Ethernet data cable)

Raymarine Quantum Radar, by FLIR, is the next generation of marine radar featuring CHIRP pulse compression technology. This Quantum Q24C T70243 version allows a radar data connection via both Wi-Fi, and Raynet cable. Supplied with a 10-meter Power, and a 10-meter Ethernet Data cable it allows Wi-Fi and a "hard" connection to the LightHouse II (V16 or later) powered Raymarine a-Series, c-Series, e-Series, eS-Series and gS-Series MFD's.
Setting a new standard for compact solid state radar, Quantum delivers superior radar imaging on both long and extremely short ranges. Integrated Wi-Fi and thin cabling simplifies installation plus Quantum’s energy efficient and lightweight design provides safe radiated emissions and substantially reduced power consumption.
Integrated Wi-Fi and thin cabling simplifies installation plus Quantum's energy efficient and lightweight design provides safe radiated emissions and substantially reduced power consumption. Simple Wi-Fi connection between Quantum and any Raymarine LightHouse II powered MFD. Energy Efficient and Lightweight Design 50% lighter, safe emissions, and low power consumption. Extended vessel battery life when under sail. Supplied with 10m (32.8') Power Cable A80309 and 10m (32.8) Data Cable A80275

Specifications:
    •    Radar Type CHIRP Pulse Compression
    •    Transmitter Solid State
    •    Antenna Type Phased Array
    •    Maximum Range Scale 24 NM
    •    Minimum Range Scale 1/16 NM
    •    Interfaces Wi-Fi or wired Ethernet
    •    Compatible MFDs:
    ?   - a Series Multifunction Displays
    ?   - c Series Multifunction Displays
    ?    -e Series and eS Series Multifunction Displays
    ?    -gS Series Multifunction Displays running LightHouse II Release 16 or higher
    •    Input Voltage 12 - 24 Volt DC (Min: 10.8 Volt DC, Max: 31.2 Volt DC)
    •    Power Consumption 17 Watt (7 Watt Standby, 2 W Sleep)
    •    Beam Width: 49° Horizontal / 20° Vertical
    •    Power Cable Length: 32 feet (10 m)