Simrad HALO 200X Radar Pedestal Only – 50W
Designed as a 50-watt pedestal, the Simrad HALO 200X provides mounting and drive support for compatible HALO radar systems. Its pedestal-only format allows installers to select the appropriate antenna separately, supporting customized scanner placement and reliable radar integration.
Simrad HALO 200X Radar Pedestal Only Specs
| Brand | Simrad |
| Model Name | HALO 200X (Standard Pedestal) |
| Part Number/SKU | 000-15102-001 |
| Technology Category | Solid State Pulse Compression (Doppler) |
| Peak Power Output | 50 Watts (Equivalent to 6kW Magnetron) |
| Scanner Compatibility | 3ft, 4ft, or 6ft HALO Open Array Antennas |
| Target Tracking | VelocityTrack™, Bird Mode, Dual Range |
| Rotation Speed | Up to 60 RPM |
| Voltage Input | 12V / 24V DC (Requires RI-50) |
| Power Draw | 65W (Max Transmit) |
| Waterproofing | IPX6 |
| Weight | 44 lbs (20 kg) - Pedestal only |
| Country of Origin | Mexico |
| Standard Warranty | 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty |
Common Question of Simrad HALO 200X
What does pedestal only indicate?
Pedestal only indicates that the Simrad HALO 200X pedestal is listed without an antenna, cable, display, or complete radar package. Its listed 50-watt specification identifies the pedestal’s electrical requirement or rating. Confirm the compatible scanner, power supply, network equipment, and mounting accessories before ordering the HALO 200X pedestal.
Is an antenna included?
No antenna is identified in this pedestal-only listing. Select the matching Simrad HALO antenna and verify the mechanical interface, cable connections, display compatibility, rotation clearance, and power requirements. The pedestal needs these external components before it can form a functioning Simrad radar system.
What does 50W mean?
The 50-watt specification identifies the listed electrical power requirement or capacity of the HALO 200X pedestal. Confirm the actual voltage, current draw, circuit protection, wiring, and compatible radar scanner before installation. Correct electrical matching supports stable 50-watt radar operation aboard the vessel.
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