Garmin Signal 220 VHF Radio w/Built-In AIS Receiver [010-02951-01]
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Signal 220 VHF Radio with Built-In AIS ReceiverBuilt-In AISStay aware of the water with built-in AIS receive capabilities. This feature...
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Signal 220 VHF Radio with Built-In AIS Receiver
Built-In AIS
Stay aware of the water with built-in AIS receive capabilities. This feature shows you range, course, speed, and the crossing situation of other AIS-equipped vessels around you to help you navigate.
Sleek Design
The compact and modern design features edge-to-edge glass and takes up minimal space at the helm.
Clear & Simple Communication
Eliminate unnecessary radio noise with automated squelch. If you miss a radio message, you can replay it with VHF audio playback. When you need to maintain watch on multiple channels, advanced watch modes make it easy.
Stay Connected
Quickly transmit a distress signal to nearby vessels with the distress button, which uses Class D DSC to automatically send crucial information that can help emergency responders. You can also use the intuitive DSC features to quickly initiate contact with other AIS-equipped vessels; simply select the vessel on the AIS plotter view, and call them with a tap of a button.
Easy To Update
Configure the radio, program the MMSI number, and get over-the-air software updates with the ActiveCaptain® smartphone app via built-in Wi-Fi® connectivity.
Installation Is A Breeze
Installation is simple since VHF/DSC/AIS features only require a single VHF antenna, and the GPS antenna/receiver is built into the unit. Chartplotter integration is seamless via the NMEA 2000® network and Garmin BlueNet™ Network.
VHF Features:
- All U.S., Canadian, and International marine channels, NOAA weather channels
- Adaptive noise cancellation
- Audio record and playback
- Auto squelch
- Dual/Tri watch
- Presets watch
- NOAA weather alert
- NOAA weather watch
- Loud hailer
- Loudhailer listen back
- Intercom support
- AIS target display
- AIS collision and MOB alarms
Specifications:
- Unit size: Head Unit: 75 x 160 x 104 mm (3.0" x 6.3" x 4.1")
- Fist Mic: 100 x 60 x 31 mm (3.9" x 2.4" x 1.2")
- Weight: Head Unit: 655 g (1.45 lbs), Fist Mic: 245 g (0.54 lbs)
- VHF transmit power (max): 25 W, 1 W (high, low)
- Operating voltage: 9.6 - 32 VDC
- Water rating: IPX7
- Display Type: color IPS LCD, capacitive touch
- Display Size: 3.5" (89 mm)
- Display resolution: 640 x 480 pixels
- Operating temperature: –20° to 55° C (–4° to 131° F)
- Inland waterways (ATIS): yes
- Backlight: 1,000 nits
- Multi-language interface: yes
In the Box:
- Garmin Signal™ VHF 220 head unit
- Fist mic
- Sun cover
- Head unit power and external audio cable with fuse (2 m)
- Fist mic power cable with fuse (2 m)
- Drop cable for NMEA 2000® network (2 m)
- Mounting hardware
- Mounting template
- Documentation
Owner's Manual (pdf)
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Returns
We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. Unused, uninstalled products in their original packaging may be returned within 60 calendar days of delivery for a refund or exchange (30 days for marine electronics). Customer is responsible for return shipping.
All products are covered by a 2-year warranty (marine electronics: 1 year, then the manufacturer's warranty).
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Garmin Signal 220 VHF Radio w/Built-In AIS Receiver [010-02951-01]
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