The Scanstrut APT6003 Aluminum PowerTower is designed to provide a secure mounting platform for open array radar systems on powerboat roofs, T-tops, flybridges, or radar arches. This mount features an aft-leaning design for optimal radar positioning and performance.
Key Features:
- Height: 5.91 in. (150 mm)
- Mounting: 25° aft-leaning angle
- Construction: Marine-grade aluminum with a 4-step marine paint finish
- Ease of installation: Pre-drilled mounting holes allow for direct attachment of compatible radars
- Compatibility: Suitable for various open array radars from Furuno, Garmin, JRC, Navman, Onwa, Raymarine, Simrad, and Sitex
Included Items:
- PowerTower mount
- Installation manual
- Mounting hardware (note: excludes screws/bolts for the radar unit)
Note: This product is sold as an individual unit. Please consult the installation manual for full compatibility details regarding specific radar models.
Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-104188
- Model / MPN
- APT6003
- UPC / GTIN
- 5060114796447
- Package dimensions
- 8" X 10" X 12"
- Package weight
- 6.0 lb
- Specifications
- Construction = Aluminum\nType = Aft Leaning Mount\nHeight = 5.91
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