Furuno PG700 Heading Sensor

Overview Furuno PG700 Heading Sensor

Furuno PG700 Heading Sensor is built to provide a consistent heading reference for modern Furuno networks and other compatible onboard electronics. By combining angular velocity sensing with magnetic bearing measurement, it helps reduce heading instability and supports cleaner data for connected displays and autopilot systems.

Angular velocity and magnetic bearing sensing work together to provide a stable heading source for connected marine electronics.

Key Features

• NMEA 2000 integration makes the unit suitable for newer networked helm installations that need clean heading distribution.
• Accurate heading data improves radar overlay alignment and supports better orientation on multifunction displays.
• The sensor is also useful for autopilot performance, where dependable heading input helps course corrections stay consistent.
• Bulkhead-style installation and Furuno network integration make it a practical fit for bridge upgrades and refits.

Applications

• Providing heading input for radar overlays on networked navigation displays.
• Supporting autopilot systems that depend on steady heading information during course keeping.
• Adding a heading reference to modern NMEA 2000 electronics packages on cruisers, sportfishing boats, and workboats.

Specifications

What’s Included

• Furuno PG700 Heading Sensor