Furuno BBWX4 InfoLINK Satellite Weather Receiver with SiriusXM

The Furuno BBWX4 InfoLINK is a compact satellite weather receiver that delivers live, up-to-date weather information and forecasting through SiriusXM's Marine Weather services. This advanced receiver provides comprehensive weather data within the SXM satellite footprint, offering boaters peace of mind with real-time conditions and detailed forecasts displayed directly on compatible chart plotters.

Premium Weather Data and Features:

• High-resolution NOWRad® nationwide weather radar imagery with animation capabilities
• Sea surface temperature imaging to help locate fishing hot spots
• Tropical storm tracking and lightning strike detection
• Wind speed, wave height, and squall line information
• Buoy reports and instant forecast data
• Great Lakes forecasts and Canadian coverage throughout much of Canada
• Weather overlays on both raster and vector charts

System Compatibility and Integration:

• Compatible with NavNet TZtouch v6.01 software and later
• Compatible with NavNet TZtouch2 v6.21 software and later
• TZtouch2 supports both weather and SiriusXM Radio capabilities
• TZtouch first generation provides weather data only (radio not supported)
• Not compatible with prior NavNet generations

Design and Installation:

• Compact waterproof design rated IPX6/7—approximately half the size of the previous BBWX3 model
• Front-mounted LED indicator lights display network and power port status
• Dual voltage operation (12/24VDC) with low power consumption under 3 watts
• Simple plug-and-play installation with included cables

Complete Installation Kit Includes:

• BBWX4 satellite weather receiver unit
• Shakespeare SiriusXM SR50 marine antenna
• 25-foot antenna cable
• Power cable, audio cable, and network cable

Access to SiriusXM Marine Weather services requires an active subscription to either Marine Coastal or Marine Offshore packages. The BBWX4 seamlessly integrates with compatible Furuno chart plotters to provide weather intelligence that helps boaters make informed decisions on the water.