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NGSM Navigat X MK1

NGSM Navigat X MK1
The NAVIGAT X MK 1 gyrocompass was created taking into account the rapid changes in navigation and control technologies of the 21st century. The first model of this series is designed as a compact unit with low weight and placed in a solid polyurethane housing. This design allows you to install a gyrocompass on various types of ships, from cruise yachts to huge ocean vessels. All ship cables are connected directly to the unit, simplifying installation. The electronic elements are represented by removable modules that provide quick and easy accessibility. The direction information is represented as an absolute 12-bit value. The NAVIGAT X MK 1 model (version 10) is equipped with a control unit with an information display, which is located on the front of the unit. If necessary, this control unit can be removed and installed separately (for example, on an integrated bridge), at a certain distance from the gyrocompass. A special gyroscope support system using simple buoyancy helps to stabilize the course in case of a short-term power outage. For example, if the power is turned off for three minutes or longer, the gyroscope retains its position.
The operating data comply with the requirements of IMO A. 424 (XI), A. 574 (14), IMO 82k19 and ISO 8728

Technical data
  • 24 V DC (18 V to 36 V)115/230 V AC +/- 10%50 Hz / 60 Hz
  • Operating temperature -10 to + 55С storage -25 to + 70С
  • The arrival time in the meridian is less than 3 hours (0.7)
  • Maximum deviation after power interruption for 3 min.
  • Less than 2 Tracking rate is more than 100 per second.
  • Digital information display four-digit.
  • Availability of power failure alarm visual and audible MTBF 40,000 hours
  • Complies with the requirements for environmental protection and EMC IEC 945 Marine Navigation Equipment


Certificate:
  • RMRS
  • RRR
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