Raymarine launches Cyclone – the next generation solid-state CHIRP radar

Discover groundbreaking pulse compression technology that provides superior precision, faster target detection, and safer navigation in all weather conditions.

Striking design, extreme capability, and robust performance – Raymarine Cyclone is the latest series of open-array radar, developed to provide maximum safety, precision, and situational awareness at sea.

Groundbreaking design and compact format

Cyclone™ features an aerodynamic design inspired by aircraft wings, providing both style and functionality. With a height of only 33.5 cm and a weight of 23 kg (3-foot model), Cyclone is the lightest open-array radar on the market. Its low profile offers flexibility in boat architecture and makes installation easy even on smaller boats.

Maximum performance at all speeds

Cyclone™ is designed for extreme conditions with a wind rating of over 100 knots. Its fast rotation speed of 60 rpm provides 360° situational awareness and tracking of up to 100 ARPA targets in real time. With CHIRP pulse compression and beam sharpening technology, you get the best possible target separation and long range. Thanks to RangeFusion, short- and long-range targets are combined into a single clear radar image.

Bird Mode – Advantage for fishermen

Cyclone's intelligent bird mode identifies flocks of seabirds over schools of baitfish. The function optimizes radar sensitivity and filters out interference to provide fishermen with the information needed to find the best fishing spots.

Models and options

The Cyclone™ series offers six powerful solid-state options:

• Sizes: 3, 4, and 6 feet
• Power options: Cyclone (55 W / equivalent to 6 kW) and Cyclone Pro (110 W / equivalent to 12 kW)
• Seamless integration with Raymarine Axiom™, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, and Axiom XL

Why choose Raymarine Cyclone?

• Groundbreaking design with low profile and light weight
• Best in class for target separation and long range
• Advanced features like bird mode and RangeFusion™
• Robust construction for extreme weather conditions