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Ship display MU-190HD

Ship display MU-190HD
Ship display MU-190HD

The Furuno MU-190HD is a versatile marine LCD display that features unsurpassed quality and reliability. It can be used as a primary or secondary monitor for displaying radar station information, a chart plotter, a plotter, sonar or echo sounder. Due to its bright colors, excellent contrast and wide viewing angles, the MU-190HD is ideal for bright sunlight or low light conditions. Due to the presence of an anti-glare glass filter, the information on the display is perfectly visible in all weather conditions.

A unique coating protects the monitor from fogging and protects it from moisture. A light sensor is located on the front panel.

  • Crystal clear 19-inch marine display
  • Ability to use as a primary or secondary display
  • Flush Mount, Desk or Ceiling Mount
  • The automatic dimmer sensor adjusts the brightness of the display when lighting conditions change
  • Resolution: 1280 x 1024 pixels
  • Brightness 1,000 cd / m²
  • Anti-reflective coating
  • Comfortable use in both sunlight and poor lighting conditions
  • Automatic signal recognition and scaling for easy setup 
  • Large set of interface options

Specifications:

  • Display Diagonal 19 "
  • Display Color LCD
  • The resolution is 1280 x 1024 pixels. (SXGA)
  • Contrast ratio of 900: 1
  • Viewing angle in vertical: 80 ° and more; horizontally: 80 ° and more
  • Brightness 1000 cd / Я
  • Interfaces Analog RGB (D-SUB / 15 pins): 1 port. DVI-D: 2 ports. Full video signal (NTSC / PAL): 3 ports
  • Operating temperature range -15 ℃ ~ + 55 ℃
  • Protection class IP56 (front panel), IP22 (rear panel)
  • Power supply 12-24 VDC
  • Consumption 8,4-3,9 A
  • Weight 8.2 kg (when flush mounted)


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