Furuno NX300 NAVTEX Receiver
$360.00
Furuno NX300 NAVTEX Receiver is a paperless NAVTEX receiver with a 4.5-inch LCD and dual-frequency 518/490 kHz reception for maritime safety information. It stores messages electronically, making it a tidy solution for vessels that want NAVTEX monitoring without paper output.
Overview Furuno NX300 NAVTEX Receiver
Furuno NX300 NAVTEX Receiver is positioned as a cost-effective dedicated receiver for navigational warnings, weather forecasts, and search-and-rescue information. The high-contrast display and H-Field Loop antenna are aimed at reliable daily use, while internal memory helps crews review stored messages directly on the unit.
Paperless operation removes the need for routine paper handling while still keeping NAVTEX messages accessible on screen.
Key Features
- Dual-frequency 518/490 kHz reception covers standard international and local-language NAVTEX services.
- The high-contrast 4.5-inch LCD gives a clear screen for reading incoming safety information at the bridge.
- An H-Field Loop antenna is included in the product description as part of the receiver system.
- Internal message storage lets operators keep and review essential MSI information without a separate printout archive.
Applications
- Monitoring NAVTEX messages on fishing boats, workboats, and cruising vessels that want a simpler dedicated receiver.
- Receiving weather forecasts, navigational warnings, and SAR information without using paper media.
- Adding a standalone safety-information display where a compact, lower-cost NAVTEX solution is preferred.
Specifications
| Product Type | Paperless NAVTEX receiver |
| Display Size | 4.5-inch |
| Display Type | High-contrast LCD |
| Frequencies | 518 kHz and 490 kHz |
| Antenna | H-Field Loop antenna |
| Storage | Internal message memory |
What’s Included
- Furuno NX300 NAVTEX Receiver
- H-Field Loop antenna
Frequently Asked Questions About Furuno NX300 NAVTEX Receiver
What is Furuno NX300 NAVTEX Receiver designed for?
Furuno NX300 NAVTEX Receiver is designed to receive and display NAVTEX safety broadcasts so operators can monitor navigational and meteorological warnings on board. The description emphasizes continuous access to official warnings and dual-frequency or dual-channel reception depending on model.
What reception capability is stated?
This NAVTEX receiver is described with 518 kHz and 490 kHz reception. That helps keep routine warnings and local-language broadcasts available from the same equipment. The stated display format of 4.5-inch also helps define how information is viewed during normal operation.
How does this NAVTEX receiver support onboard use?
This navtex receiver uses 4.5-inch to support practical bridge reading without depending on a separate printer. The focus on internal message memory also makes day-to-day warning review more manageable. The stated display format of 4.5-inch also helps define how information is viewed during normal operation.
Why is message handling important on this type of unit?
Message filtering, storage, or paperless viewing matters because crews need to review warnings efficiently without losing important traffic. That is especially relevant on vessels where safety information has to stay accessible throughout the voyage.
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