Furuno FA40 AIS Receiver
The Furuno FA40 receives AIS data from nearby vessels for compatible Furuno navigation systems. Supplying target information to connected displays helps operators identify traffic, evaluate vessel movements, and improve situational awareness during coastal passages, harbor approaches, and offshore transit.
FURUNO FA40 AIS Receiver Specifications
| Communication Type | Dual-Channel AIS Receiver (High Performance) |
| AIS Class/Protocol | Class A & B Parallel Monitoring |
| Output Power | N/A (Receive Only) |
| Frequency Range | 156.025 – 162.025 MHz |
| Reporting Rate | Continuous High-Speed Data Output |
| Operating Voltage | 12V / 24V DC Support |
| Current Draw | < 150mA Average @ 12V |
| Interface/Networking | NMEA 2000, NMEA 0183 (HS) Interface |
| Internal GPS | N/A (Requires External GNSS Input) |
| Display Type | Status Indicator LED (Power/Data) |
| Waterproof Rating | IP55 Protection Grade |
| Operating Temperature | -15°C to +55°C Industrial Range |
| Length (Overall) | 160 mm Chassis Depth |
| Width/Diameter | 100 mm Unit Width |
| Weight | 0.38 kg (0.84 lbs) |
| Included Accessories | NMEA 2000 Drop Cable, Mounting Hardware |
| Key Mechanical Feature | Furuno commercial-grade sensitivity for long-range detection |
Common Question of Furuno FA40
What is the FA40 receiver?
The Furuno FA40 is identified as an AIS receiver for compatible navigation or display systems. It receives vessel-identification transmissions but does not necessarily transmit the vessel’s own information. Confirm antenna, GPS requirements, display connection, power supply, wiring, and AIS receiver system compatibility before installation.
Does it transmit AIS data?
No. The FA40 is identified as an AIS receiver, so it receives traffic data rather than broadcasting the vessel’s own identification. Confirm antenna connection, output format, display compatibility, power supply, and software before operation.
Is it an anchor windlass?
No. The FA40 receives AIS traffic and does not operate a gypsy, drum, chain, or anchor rope. It is not an anchor windlass component. Verify separate equipment for marine anchor retrieval.











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