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CNFT FT-7100 SSB Marine Radio

Overview

The FT‑7100 Marine SSB Radio is a long-range communication device designed for cargo ships, tankers, fishing vessels, and passenger ships. It provides stable and reliable communication across coastal waters and the open ocean, enhancing maritime safety. Built with a durable aluminum alloy frame and high-quality components, it delivers efficient performance and excellent heat dissipation for continuous operation. 

Key Features

  • Uses four advanced technologies (SDR, full adaptation, shortwave data, anti-interference) for stable and reliable communication.

  • Built with a pure aluminum frame for strong corrosion resistance and long service life.

  • Integrated wind cooling and aluminum housing ensure effective heat dissipation and stable high-power operation.

  • 5-inch HD LCD screen provides clear and easy-to-read display.

  • Built-in overvoltage and reverse-polarity protection for safe use with unstable marine power supplies.

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Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Frequency Range 1.6MHz – 27.5 MHz
Output Power ≤150W
Protection Level IP22:Transceiver unit; IP66: Antenna Tuner
Display 5-inch full-colour LCD
DSC Class Class A
Power Supply 12V DC
Dimensions 160(H) x 300(W) x 300(D)mm
Weight 7600 g

 

Applications

  • Fishing vessels
  • Coastal and offshore commercial ships
  • Maritime patrol and rescue
  • Recreational boating
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