Ship speed log JLN-740
digitalDoppler

Ship speed log - JLN-740 - JRC USA - digital / Doppler
Ship speed log - JLN-740 - JRC USA - digital / Doppler
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Characteristics

Application domain
for ships
Display
digital
Technology
Doppler

Description

Highly accurate speed and distance log for high-mileage trips. IMO MSC.96(72)-compliant Doppler Speed Log; compatible with ships above 300 GT. Measures ship speeds within a range of 0.03kn or 0.3%*with greatly improved ship speed tracking to assist with precise navigation during berthing. Equipped with proprietary bubble detection, which informs when speed accuracy is reduced due to bubble contact. Color LCD display model with touch panel for improved night visibility is also available. Also available in a three-unit model, which provides smaller ships with the same exceptional speed tracking capability. The JLN-740 series is a Doppler Speed Log compliant with the IMO MSC.96(72) standard, required on all internationally-voyaging ships exceeding 300 GT. Boasting never-before-seen accuracy for speed measurement, the JLN-740 is also installed with our company's proprietary bubble detection, which informs you when measurement accuracy is impaired due to air bubble contact. A model featuring color LCD touch panels for the main and sub displays, allowing you to view important information and adjust brightness in all displays from one location, is also available. Precise Ship Speed Tracking The JLN-740 series utilizes digital signal processing, which, coupled with optimizations to existing speed measurement waveforms and the reliability of ship bottom mounting, has resulted in water speed measurement with accuracy up to 0.03kn or 0.3% in all models*

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JLN-740
JLN-740
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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.