Furuno ARP11 10-Target Auto Plotter
The Furuno ARP11 automatically plots up to 10 radar targets for compatible Furuno systems. Automated target tracking helps operators monitor selected contacts more efficiently, supporting improved traffic awareness and reducing the need to manually follow multiple moving vessels on the display.
Furuno ARP11 10-Target Auto Plotter Specs
| Brand | Furuno |
| Model Name | ARP11 Auto Plotter Board |
| Part Number/SKU | ARP11 |
| Technology Category | Radar Target Tracking Module |
| Processor/Engine | Automatic Radar Plotting Aid (ARPA) |
| Target Tracking | 10 Targets (Manual or Automatic Acquisition) |
| Compatibility | Furuno FR8002, FR8005, and 1835/1935/1945 Series |
| Functions | CPA/TCPA Alarms, Vector Displays, Target Trails |
| Voltage Input | Internal (Powered by Host Display) |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Standard Warranty | 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty |
Common Question of Furuno ARP11
What does the ARP11 do?
The Furuno ARP11 is a 10-target automatic plotting unit. It is designed to track selected radar targets and present their movement information through a compatible Furuno radar system. Confirm the supported radar model, processor interface, display compatibility, power requirements, and installation documentation before adding this automatic target plotter.
How many targets can it plot?
The ARP11 can automatically plot up to 10 targets. Actual tracking quality depends on radar returns, target separation, sea clutter, signal stability, and operator settings. Confirm the radar system supports the ARP11 and follow Furuno configuration procedures for reliable 10-target radar tracking during navigation.
Is a radar included?
No. The ARP11 is an automatic plotter accessory rather than a complete radar scanner. A compatible Furuno radar system, display, cables, processor interfaces, and power connections are required for operation. Verify all system components before purchase to ensure proper Furuno ARP11 integration aboard the vessel.











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