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Radar & AIS

Marine Radar & AIS

Marine Radar, AIS Systems, Radar Reflectors & Collision-Awareness Electronics

Shop marine radar and AIS equipment for better awareness in traffic, fog, rain, night running, offshore passages, and busy harbors. Find radar domes, open array radar searches, AIS transponders, AIS receivers, radar reflectors, antennas, mounts, cables, networking parts, and display integration accessories.

Compatibility Check

Confirm display brand, radar model, AIS class, antenna type, network connections, cable length, mounting location, and power requirements before ordering.

Ask Parts Desk

Radar and AIS systems work best when they are planned with the chartplotter, antenna layout, NMEA network, power protection, and mounting location.

Find Radar & AIS Faster

Search by System Type, Brand, Display Compatibility, or Accessory

Search by the exact model when replacing equipment. For a new installation, start with radar dome, open array radar, AIS transponder, AIS receiver, radar reflector, VHF antenna, NMEA 2000, or chartplotter compatibility.

Active Awareness

Radar Helps You See Beyond Clear Daylight

Radar supports navigation in darkness, fog, rain, traffic, and offshore conditions. Match the radar scanner to your display brand, range needs, boat size, mounting location, and power setup.

Vessel Identification

AIS Adds Names, Headings, and Traffic Details

AIS can show nearby vessel names, course, speed, and position when connected to compatible displays. Choose receivers or transponders based on how you boat and what information you need to share.

01

Match the Display

Radar scanners and AIS data must be compatible with the chartplotter or MFD that will show the information.

02

Plan Antenna Placement

Radar height, AIS antenna location, cable runs, and interference all affect performance and installation quality.

03

Protect the Power

Use proper wiring, breakers, fuses, and marine-grade connections for electronics that need reliable operation.

Setup Help

Build Radar and AIS Around the Whole Helm

Before ordering, confirm what display will receive the data, how the system will connect, where the antenna or scanner will mount, and what cables, network parts, and power protection are required.

Radar installCheck scanner compatibility, mount angle, cable length, power wiring, display support, and obstruction clearance.
AIS installConfirm AIS class, GPS requirement, antenna location, VHF splitter needs, and NMEA connection type.
Visibility upgradeRadar reflectors can help improve visibility to other vessels, especially on smaller boats.

Radar & AIS FAQ

Choosing Collision-Awareness Electronics

What is the difference between radar and AIS?

Radar detects targets and weather by scanning around the boat. AIS uses transmitted vessel data to show equipped vessels with information such as name, course, speed, and position.

Do I need a compatible chartplotter?

For most modern radar and AIS installations, yes. Confirm that the chartplotter or MFD supports the radar scanner, AIS input, network type, and required cables.

Are radar reflectors still useful?

Yes. Passive radar reflectors can help make smaller boats more visible to radar, especially when the vessel does not have powered radar equipment.

What should I check before ordering?

Confirm display compatibility, antenna placement, mount type, cable length, network type, power requirements, and any adapters needed for the installation.

Shop Marine Radar, AIS & Radar Reflectors

Find radar, AIS, reflectors, antennas, mounts, cables, and network parts for safer navigation and stronger situational awareness.

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