PRE OWNED FURUNO FEA-2807 FURUNO FEA-2807 MARINE ECDIS

The Furuno FEA-2807 is a high-performance, 28-inch widescreen ECDIS designed for deep-sea vessels requiring a large, clear display for complex navigation. It is a staple in the Bhavnagar and Alang markets, known for its high-speed chart processing and its ability to integrate with Furuno’s legendary radar series.

FURUNO FEA-2807 MARINE ECDIS

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

The Furuno FEA-2807 is an IMO-compliant Electronic Chart Display and Information System that offers one of the largest viewing areas in the industry. Its 28-inch high-resolution LCD provides mariners with a vast workspace for route planning and monitoring, significantly reducing the need for zooming and scrolling. Powered by high-speed RISC processors, the FEA-2807 delivers nearly instantaneous chart redraws, even when handling heavy layers of AIS and ARPA data.

The system is designed to handle S-57 and S-63 ENC charts, as well as C-MAP CM-93/3 and ARCS raster charts. Its seamless integration with Furuno FAR-2xx7 series radars allows for a synchronized "Radar Overlay," providing the bridge team with a comprehensive tactical view. With its dedicated control head and trackball, the FEA-2807 remains a preferred choice for large commercial vessels seeking a robust, user-friendly digital navigation platform.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

-- Model: FEA-2807

-- Manufacturer: Furuno Electric Co., Ltd. (Japan)

-- Display: 28.1-inch High-Resolution Color LCD (MU-231)

-- Resolution: 1280 x 1024 Pixels (SXGA)

-- Processor Unit: EC-1000C

-- Chart Formats: S-57 Ed. 3 (ENC), S-63 (Encrypted), C-MAP CM-93/3, ARCS

-- Interfaces: 6x NMEA 0183 (IEC 61162-1), 2x NMEA 0183-HS (IEC 61162-2), Ethernet

-- Power Supply: 100-230V AC (Main) / 24V DC (Backup)

-- Route Planning: Multi-leg planning with safety contour checks

-- Data Storage: High-capacity internal HDD/SSD for chart management

-- Compliance: IMO MSC.232(82), IEC 61174 Ed. 3, IEC 61162, IEC 62288

KEY FEATURES & APPLICATIONS

-- Ultra-Large Display Area: The 28-inch screen allows for split-screen viewing, where mariners can monitor the ship's position on a small-scale chart while simultaneously planning a route on a large-scale chart.

-- Advanced Radar Overlay: Directly overlays radar echoes from Furuno FAR series radars onto the chart, allowing for immediate identification of targets against landmasses and navigational aids.

-- Comprehensive Safety Guard: Features a user-defined safety frame (Guard Zone) that provides audible and visual alerts if the vessel's projected path intersects with shallow water or restricted areas.

-- Flexible Data Interface: Easily connects to GPS, AIS, Gyrocompass, Speed Log, and Echo Sounders to consolidate all critical navigation data onto a single screen.

-- Customizable Display Layers: Allows the operator to toggle specific chart features (spot soundings, submarine cables, lights) on or off to reduce screen clutter during complex maneuvers.

-- Dual ECDIS Operation: Supports a Master/Backup configuration via high-speed Ethernet to meet SOLAS requirements for paperless navigation.

TYPICAL CONDITION (USED/REFURBISHED)

Our refurbished FEA-2807 units from Alang ship-recycling yards undergo a strict restoration process. We pay specific attention to the MU-231 monitor, checking for backlight uniformity and color calibration. The EC-1000C processor is cleaned, and internal components like the power supply and storage drives are tested for long-term stability. We perform a full software diagnostic to ensure the chart engine is responsive and the NMEA ports are parsing sensor data without latency.

COMPATIBLE BRAND MODELS:

Furuno FEA-2807, Furuno FEA-2107, Furuno FAR-2117, Furuno FAR-2127, Furuno FAR-2827, Furuno FMD-3200, JRC JAN-901B, Sperry Marine VisionMaster FT, Transas Navi-Sailor 4000.

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