Ray50 Features

The Ray50 VHF packs a powerful communication system into a case that is small enough to mount just about anywhere. With 25W of power, Class D Digital Selective Calling, and simple integration with other onboard electronics, the Ray50 is the perfect solution when space is at a premium.

Key Features

• Compact, space-saving design saves space on crowded helms
• No compromises; full power transmitter and robust VHF features
• Full-sized controls and LCD are easy to see and operate

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Ray50 Features

The Ray50 VHF packs a powerful communication system into a case that is small enough to mount just about anywhere. With 25W of power, Class D Digital Selective Calling, and simple integration with other onboard electronics, the Ray50 is the perfect solution when space is at a premium.

Key Features

• Compact, space-saving design saves space on crowded helms
• No compromises; full power transmitter and robust VHF features
• Full-sized controls and LCD are easy to see and operate
• Sleek, black bezel looks great with Raymarine MFDs and Glass Bridge displays
• Standard NMEA2000 and NMEA0183 networking for simple connection to onboard systems.

Full of features, ultra-compact dimensions

The Ray50 features a large display with easy-to-read digits and icons that are visible day or night. The Ray50 features a premium quality speaker and is also equipped with Class D Digital Selective Calling (DSC) with simple to use controls and an intuitive menu system. You'll be a Ray50 expert in no time!

The Ray50 features standard NMEA2000 and NMEA0183 networking for simple connection to onboard systems and it integrates seamlessly with Raymarine LightHouse II Multifunction Displays for advanced DSC functions. The Ray50 offers flexible mounting too. Use the included trunnion bracket to attach the radio to any console, bulkhead or overhead. The radio can also be flush-mounted using its convenient front-mount attachment points. The Ray50 boasts a wide array of standard features including NOAA weather alert, dual-watch, tri-watch, scanning, selective scanning, and much more.

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