ENG

Simrad GPS P2005 / P3007

Simrad GPS P2005 / P3007
The Simrad GPS P2005 and P3007 are combined receivers of the global GPS/GLONASS satellite system designed to receive and display navigation data. These systems are equipped with 5- or 7-inch color displays with touch controls, provide high accuracy and reliability of positioning, as well as the ability to distribute position, course, speed, time and navigation data to other bridge systems such as radars, ECDIS and autopilots.
Both the P2005 and P3007 models are compatible with various types of antennas and can be installed on various types of vessels, including work boats and professional vessels.
Simrad GPS P2005 and P3007 have flexible installation options due to support for various types of input signals and high image quality with good data visibility.The P3007 is additionally approved by IMO for use on SOLAS compliant vessels and can be configured with high-precision antennas to operate in DGPS or THD (Course Transmitter) mode. It is also possible to connect up to 12 NMEA 0183 ports via an additional switching unit.Both displays have the functions of displaying routes and waypoints, a trip log, a position and course page, an AIS auxiliary circuit, customizable digital data pages, GPS and GLONASS, as well as the ability to connect an external potentiometer to adjust brightness.In addition, these systems support receiving data from analog inputs, serial ports, NMEA 2000 and pulse speed input, which provides full functionality and control over the navigation of the vessel.

Technical specifications:
 
Simrad GPS P2005:
  • Display size: 5 inches;
  • Screen resolution: 480x272 pixels;
  • Screen brightness: 400 cd/m2;
  • Viewing angles: left/right: 120°, up: 90°, down: 60°;
  • GPS receiver channels: 12;
  • Refresh rate: up to 10 Hz;
  • Location accuracy: 3 meters;
  • Time for the first fix: less than 60 seconds;
  • Supply voltage: 12/24 V DC;
  • Operating voltage range: 9-31 V DC;
  • Recommended fuse rating: 3 amps;
  • Typical power consumption: 6.5 W;
  • Power consumption: max. 8.1 W;
  • Data reception/transmission interfaces: NMEA 0183, NMEA 2000, Lightweight Ethernet (LWE);
  • Supported NMEA 0183 offers: transmission and reception of more than 30 offers;
  • Connection to NMEA 2000: 1 x Micro-C, 1 x LEN;
  • Physical dimensions (W x H x D): 141 x 197 x 83 mm (display only, without bracket);
  • Weight: 1.32kg (display only);

Environmental conditions: safe compass distance: 0.5 m, waterproofing: IPX2 (display), IPX6.7 (antenna), humidity: complies with IEC60945, shock vibration: complies with IEC60945, operating temperature range: -15 to +55°C, storage temperature range: -20 to +60 °C.

Simrad GPS P3007:
  • Display size: 7 inches;
  • Screen brightness: more than 1200 nits;
  • Screen resolution: 800x480 pixels;
  • Viewing angles: left/right: 70°, up: 50°, down: 60°;
  • GPS receiver channels: 32;
  • Refresh rate: up to 10 Hz;
  • Location accuracy: 3 meters;
  • Time for the first fix: less than 60 seconds;
  • Supply voltage: 12/24 V DC;
  • Operating voltage range: 9-31 V DC;
  • Recommended fuse rating: 3 amps;
  • Typical power consumption: 6.5 W;
  • Power consumption: max. 8.1 W;
  • Data reception/transmission interfaces: NMEA 0183, NMEA 2000, Lightweight Ethernet (LWE);
  • Supported NMEA 0183 offers: transmission and reception of more than 30 offers;
  • Connection to NMEA 2000: 1 x Micro-C, 1 x LEN;
  • Physical dimensions (W x H x D): 197 x 141 x 83 mm (display only, without bracket);
  • Weight: 1.32kg (display only);

Environmental conditions: safe compass distance: 0.5 m, waterproofing: IPX2 (display), IPX6.7 (antenna), humidity: complies with IEC60945, shock vibration: complies with IEC60945, operating temperature range: -15 to +55°C, storage temperature range: -20 to +60 °C.
Certificate:
  • RMRS
Available for order

Simrad GPS P2005 / P3007

to order
Call our sales manager

Synchronous use of different types of electronic chart Synchronous use of different types of electronic chart If electronic charts other than ENCs are used in ECDIS then a message will be presented that warns the Navigator to use official, corrected charts for navigation