Key Features
- HALO 2000 - 50W power for longer range (from 6m to up to 72nm) and higher-resolution target detection
- Advanced pulse compression technology with beam sharpening
- Simultaneous Dual Range operation
- Easy operation with Harbour, Offshore, Weather, and Bird modes
- Track up to 50 targets per defined area with ZoneTrack (two areas can be defined)
- VelocityTrack Doppler technology for collision avoidance
- Dangerous Target Alerts for radar and AIS targets
- Ready instantly from standby, and in 16-25 seconds from power-on
- Available in 3-, 4- and 6-foot arrays
Benefit from safer navigation and unmatched ease of use with the new HALO® 2000 and 3000 Open Array radars. Advanced Pulse Compression technology allows you to detect birds, hazards and storms with superior precision across both short and long distances. While the range of Preset Modes and enhanced power provide constant peace of mind.
More Power Matters
The HALO® 2000 radar offers a premium experience on the water. An impressive 50 W of power – equivalent to a 12 kW magnetron radar – delivers an unrivaled combination of short- and long-range coverage that enables you to see targets from six meters (20 feet) out to 72 nautical miles with exceptional clarity. Pulse Compression technology powers confident navigation through marinas, and superior storm and hazard detection across a greater distance. The HALO® array series not only increase situational awareness and collision avoidance but also offer higher-resolution target detection you won’t find in lower-powered radars.
Safer Navigation
The HALO 2000 series boast an array of new features that make navigation safer and offer peace of mind. ZoneTrack™ brings the best of professional boating technology to recreational users, allowing them to track up to 50 vessels within a defined area, automatically detecting their course and speed. HALO’s Dangerous Target Alerts highlight range, graphical bearing, and heading of other vessels relative to yours. Meanwhile, VelocityTrack™ uses Doppler technology to show targets color-coded so you can identify potential threats at a glance. Because, when it comes to safety, situational awareness is everything.
Building on the HALO Legacy
The next generation of pulse compression radars, HALO 2000 and 3000 build on the features that have made HALO an established choice for boaters across the globe. The solid-state technology gets you up and running quickly, and HALO’s low-power pulsed transmissions make it safe to run in harbors and marinas. Dual Range mode allows you to keep an eye on distant weather cells while monitoring channel markers and high-speed watercraft up close. Advanced digital signal processing gives you a clearer view of targets, helping eliminate sea clutter, while Beam Sharpening provides enhanced separation between small or distant targets. Finally, HALO 2000 and 3000 have the same footprint as their predecessors, making it easy to upgrade your current system. It’s also compatible with a range of Simrad® chart plotters, including NSS™, NSX™, NSO™, and GO™.
Easier Operation
Designed with an intuitive interface HALO arrays make operation easier with smart features like Harbour, Offshore, Bird, and Weather modes. These Preset Modes require no manual tuning – just select your chosen mode and go. This simple approach also extends to fishing, with HALO’s powerful bird-finding capability which enables boaters to find flocks of birds and – more importantly – schools of fish at a distance.
Environmental
| Operating temperature |
-25°C to +55°C (-13°F to +131°F) |
| Relative humidity |
IEC60945 Exposed product |
| Vibration |
IEC60945 Exposed product |
| UV |
IEC60945 Exposed product |
| Waterproofing |
IPX6 for the pedestal and antenna, IPX5 for the RI-50 interface module |
| Relative wind velocity |
HALO 2000 and HALO 3000 radars with 3 ft, 4 ft or 6 ft antenna have a wind rating of 80 knots at 48 rpm in both 24V and 12V systems. |
Power
| Power consumption |
235 W (peak, 12V) at maximum wind velocity, 380 W (peak, 24V) at maximum wind velocity, 45-60 W (average) at zero wind velocity, 11 W (average) in standby mode. Refers to RI-50 input terminals |
| DC Input |
Radar system input 12 OR 24 V DC into the RI-50: 12 V Systems 10.8 - 15 V DC, 24 V Systems 20 - 31.2 V DC. Pedestal voltage input is 50 V DC nominal generated by RI-50 |
| Power up time |
30-40 seconds from POWER OFF to TRANSMIT |
Physical
| Height |
429 mm (16.88”) with antenna mounted |
| Antenna swing circle diameter |
3 ft model: 3.75 ft / 1142 mm / 44.96”: 4 ft model: 4.73 ft / 1443 mm / 56.81”: 6 ft model: 6.72 ft / 2047 mm / 80.59” |
| Pedestal weight |
20.3 Kg (44.8lb) |
| RI-50 weight |
1.6 Kg (3.5 lb) |
| Antenna 3 ft weight |
4.1 Kg (9.0 lb) |
| Antenna 4 ft weight |
4.9 Kg (10.8 lb) |
| Antenna 6 ft weight |
6.5 Kg (14.3 lb) |
| 10 m (33 ft) cable weight |
1.6 Kg (3.5 lb) |
| 20 m (66 ft) cable weight |
3.2 Kg (7.1 lb) |
| 30 m (100 ft) cable weight |
4.7 Kg (10.4 lb) |
Antenna
| Rotation speed |
16 to 48 rpm depending on operating mode |
| Beam width |
3 ft model: 2.4°+/-10% (-3 dB width) – 1.7° with Beam sharpening mode on: 4 ft model: 1.8°+/-10% (-3 dB width) – 1.3° with Beam sharpening mode on:6 ft model: 1.2°+/-10% (-3 dB width) – 0.8° with Beam sharpening mode on |
| Beam width Vertical |
25° +/-10 % (-3 dB width) |
| Plane of polarization |
Horizontal polarization |
| Sidelobe level 3 ft |
Below -23 dB max. (within ±10°), Below -30 dB max. (outside ±10°) |
| Side lobe level 4 ft |
Below -23 dB max. (within ±10°), Below -30 dB max. (outside ±10°) |
| Side lobe level 6 ft |
Below -23 dB max. (within ±10°), Below -30 dB max. (outside ±10°) |
Radar
| Peak power output |
50 W ± 10% under any transmit condition – up to 10% duty cycle max |
| Transmitter |
Solid state module with no long-term transmitter power degradation |
| Transmitter frequency |
Synthesized - Upper half of X-Band 9.390 - 9.495 GHz |
| Pulse length |
0.04 usec |
| Chirp length |
2-64 usec |
| Chirp bandwidth |
2-48 MHz. Up to 1 pulse and 4 chirps in a burst with burst repetition rate of 500-3000Hz. Range and mode dependent. |
| Effective pulse compression ratio |
less than 150 in all modes. |
| Instrumented range |
72 nm |
| SART/RACON triggering |
Yes – trigger distance: about 1nm max – weather, sea state, and SART position dependent |
| Duplexer |
Circulator and isolator |
| LNA |
GaAs front-end |
| IF section |
Center frequency: 31.25 MHz Bandwidth: 50 MHz max.* A/D; 16 bit 125 MSPS *Narrower bandwidths defined by signal processing |
| Noise figure |
5 dB (Min) at antenna input |
| Compass safe distance; Pedestal |
STD. 1.0 m (3.3 ft), Steer 0.5 m (1.6 ft) |
| Compass safe distance; RI-50 |
1.0 m (3.3 ft) |
Other
| Communication ports |
Ethernet 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 for radar data and control |
| Transmit synchronization |
RS-422 output |
| Remote power on |
Yes |
| Antenna park hold |
Yes (while radar is unpowered) |
| Motor |
Brushless with solid state commutation with electromagnetic braking for parking |
| Interconnecting cable |
Available in 10 m (33 ft), 20 m (66 ft), 30 m (100 ft) lengths. 20 m (66 ft) length cable included with unit. Options for cable to exit from rear of pedestal or pole mount. 3G/4G or HALO 3/4/6 SERIES interconnection cables can be used with the HALO 2000 SERIES only. |
Certifications
| Type of approval |
FCC/IC/RED Type Certification |
HALO 2000 SERIES
- FCC ID: RAYHALO2000 (Navico Inc.)
- IC ID: 978B-HALO2000 (Navico Inc.)
HALO 3000 SERIES
- FCC ID: RAYHALO3000 (Navico Inc.)
- IC ID: 978B-HALO3000 (Navico Inc.)
- EU RED: Emissions compliant to SM1541-4 (including -40 dB/dec future design objectives) and EN302-248 V2.1.1
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