Scanstrut APT-F-150-02 Aluminium PowerTower
250mm (10”) high, forward learning and constructed from the best marine-grade aluminium, designed to fit the most up to date radars from Furuno.
- Marine Grade Aluminium - White
- 150mm (6") High
- Forward Leaning Model
- Fits Furuno Radars
- GPS, VHF & Navlight Compatible
Compatible Devices
X| Brand | Models |
|---|---|
| Furuno | 1621, 1622, 1623, 1715, 1724, 1734, 1815, 1824, 1832, 1834, 1835, DRS2D, DRS2D-NXT, DRS42DL, DRS42DL+, DRS4D / DRS4D-NXT, DRS4DL+, DRS4W, NavNet (18"), NavNet (24") |
| Humminbird | AS 21RD4KW |
| Intellian | i1 |
| Interphase | Mini RE-1, RE-8 |
| JRC | 1000, 1000mk2, 1066, 1500, 1500mk2, 1800, 2000, JMA 2343 / 5104 [Radome: NKE-2042] |
| Koden | 2kW 12" |
| KVH | TracVision M1, TracVision TV1 |
| Lowrance | 3G/4G, LRA-1800 / RB714A / DX42, LRA-2400 HD |
| Majestic | SATMAR32 |
| Navman | 8000 Series [8084/8120] 18", 8000 Series [8084/8120] 24" |
| Nobeltec | 2kW (20") |
| Northstar | M series/8000i (18"), M series/8000i (24") |
| Raymarine | 33STV |
| Seiwa | SWR-1, SWR-8, SWR-9 |
| Simrad | 3G/4G, GB40 / NX40/45 / NSE8/12 / RB712A / DX42S, GB40 / NX40/45 / NSE8/12 DX64S |
| Sitex | MDS -1, MDS -8, MDS-12, NKE-1066 |
| Techmarine | T-72.01, T-72.02, T-72.04 |
150mm (6”) high, forward learning and constructed from the best marine-grade aluminium, designed to fit the most up to date radars from Furuno.
Pre-drilled mounting holes allow the radar to fasten straight to the PowerTower with it’s own mounting bolts. No need to cut the radar’s plugs off to install, simply use the Scanstrut DS30 Cable Seal to ensure a waterproof seal around the radars cables. Marine sealant not required
Paint finishes complies with Scanstrut's unique 4 step marine paint system. Available in Aft or Forward leaning designs with a 25-degree rake for the ultimate performance look.
A Range of accessorize light bars can be bolted to the back of the PowerTower for different GPS, VHS and Navlight configurations. An accessory PowerTower Wedge is available to improve the pitch of the Radar while the boat is up on the plane.