Description
The FURUNO MU150HD is a multi-purpose marine LCD which employs an extremely bright (1,000 cd/m2 ) color TFT LCD with special AR (anti-reflective) glass filter to cut down on annoying glare. With its bright colors, excellent contrast and wide viewing angles, the Furuno MU-150HD monitor is perfect for any strong sunlight or low light conditions. Furthermore, the LCDs and the glass are bonded together to ensure fog free operation on open fly-bridge installations.
The MU150HD features XGA (1024 x 768) monitor resolution, with a built-in scaler to accept resolution up to SXGA (1280 x 1024).
wide range of interface options include: 1 RGB analog, 2 DVI (Digital Video Interface) and 3 NTSC/PAL video inputs. The display Furuno MU-150 HD may be used as either the main or remote display for a variety of marine equipment, such as Black Box Radar, Sounder, Sonar, or NavNet series. The unit can also display images from security cameras, DVD player, computers, or other peripheral devices.
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The greatest Features of Furuno monitor MU150 HD are as following: Crystal clear marine grade monitor for use as main or remote display.
1024 x 768 XGA Screen Resolution
Built-in scaler accepts up to SXGA (1280 x 1024) resolution.
1,000 cd/m2 brightness and A/R coating provides superior visibility even in direct sunlight.
Bonded LCD provides clear view in any weather conditions.
Automatic dimmer sensor adjusts the display brightness as light conditions change.
1 RGB analog, 2 DVI (Digital Video Interface) and 3 NTSC/PAL interfaces available
Any of the three NTSC inputs are PIP (Picture-In-Picture) capable, with adjustable size and screen location.
Tabletop/Ceiling or Flush Mount (Table Top/Ceiling mounting bracket is optional)
Customizable input names for easy on-the-fly identification and switching between onboard Radar, Sonar, Sounder, Camera, etc.
Automatic signal recognition and scaling for easy setup and installation
Our engineer can install Furuno MU 150 HD on your vessel.
