RAYMARINE RS150 GPS Receiver

The RS150 GPS is a high performance, 72-channel, remotely mounted GPS sensor for Raymarine navigation systems.

The RS150 is a SeaTalk^ng Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) Receiver and supports the GLONASS global navigation satellite system.

The RS150 provides position data to devices connected to the SeaTalk^ng network. When used in conjunction with a SeaTalk and SeaTalk^ng converter the RS150 can also provide position data to SeaTalk devices. The RS150 offers fast 10Hz position updates and enhanced accuracy. 

Key Features

• Compatible with GPS and GLONASS GNSS systems; BeiDou and Galileo ready (supported by future software update)
• Pole, rail, surface or bracket mountable (mounting kits available, sold separately)
• Compatible with WAAS (United States); EGNOS (Europe); MSAS (Japan); GAGAN (India) differential systems
• Fast 10Hz refresh rate for smooth on-screen position updates
• NMEA 2000 compliant so installation is simplified
• Low power consumption; 30 mA maximum (NMEA 2000 LEN = 1)
• 12V DC operation (24V protection); draws power from the NMEA 2000 bus
• Waterproof to IPx6 so mounting locations are less critical

Compatibility with Raymarine Products

• aSeries, cSeries, eSeries and eS Series with integral GPS: aSeries a65, a67, a75, a77, a78, a95, a97, a98, a125, a127, a128; eS Series eS75, eS78. eS97, eS98, eS127, eS128
• gS Series: gS Series systems require a Raymarine RS150 GPS external sensor as part of the network
• Legacy E Series Widescreen (E90W, E120W, E140W): The E Series Widescreen displays do not have an integrated GPS and can use the RS150 connected via a SeaTalk^ng backbone
• Legacy C Series Classic (C80, C120) E Series Classic (E80, E120): Classic Multi-function Displays require a SeaTalk1 to SeaTalk^ng converter to connect an RS150.

What’s in the Box

• GPS receiver unit
• Mounting seal
• SeaTalkng spur cable (3 metres)
• Documentation
• M4 x 40mm Threaded studs x 3 (used for surface mounting)
• Finger nuts x 3 (used for surface mounting)

Installation Instructions