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NE-610

NE-610
NE-610 is a navigation dual-frequency echo sounder developed by CJSC Industrial Computer Technologies. NE-610 is designed to measure the depths and image acquisition of echoes, which are displayed in seven colors, depending on the level of the signal.
 
The NE-610 is equipped with a color 10.4-inch LCD display and a convenient functional keyboard. The NE-610 has a three-stage noise reduction system, which eliminates interference from other devices. Data is transmitted in NMEA-0183 format via RS-232C and RS-422 connectors. Navigational echo sounder NE-610 can be mounted on open bridges. NE-610 is approved by the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RMRS) and meets the requirements of the IMO resolution.
 
Specifications:
  • Screen Color display on liquid crystals with anti-reflective coating, 640x480 pixels; 10.4 inches diagonally, 10-step brightness adjustment.
  • Power 110 - 220 volts AC single-phase or 11-40 volts DC. Both types of power supply are standard for this echo sounder.
  • Operating ranges 5; 10; 20; 40; 100; 200; 400; 1000 meters.
  • Antenna radiation power ~ 1000 W (RMS) 8 kW peak.
  • Operating frequencies of the echo sounder are 50 and 200 kHz (two ceramic antennas in one housing)
  • Minimum detectable depth At operating frequency 50 kHz - 1 meter
  • At a working frequency of 200 kHz - 0.5 meters.
  • Accuracy of measuring the depth On the working range up to 20 meters - +/- 0.1 meters.
  • On the working range up to 200 meters - +/- 0.5 meters.
  • On the working range, more than 200-t meters - +/- 2.5% of the digital depth value.
  • The noise reduction function is controlled by 3 steps - low level, medium level and high level of noise reduction
  • Overall dimensions 386 (H) X 310 (W) X 136 (H) mm
  • Weight with mounting bracket 8.5 kg
Certificate:
  • RMRS
  • RRR
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Сертификат РМРС Эхолот НЭ-610 

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