FURUNO VR-3000
Voyage data recorder (VDR) FURUNO VR-3000 is designed to record and store data from various sensors and actuators vessel. Any information from the ship to help in the study and analysis of any incidents . Between voyage data recorders and simplified voyage data recorder (S-VDR) there is no fundamental difference. The only difference is the amount of information to be recorded. DDR must register more data than the S-VDR. Revised SOLAS Chapter V requires to install DDR on passenger vessels with a gross tonnage of 150 tons and above all voyages, and other ships of 3,000 tons gross tonnage and above engaged on international voyages, and new ships constructed from 1 July 2002. VDR FURUNO VR-3000 is designed to record the current navigation information talks and negotiations on the bridge VHF radio.
Components
Voyage data recorder features FURUNO VR-3000:
- Complies with IMOA861 (20) and IEC61996 and IEC60945
- Thanks to the compact power of collecting information (DCU) can save space when installing
- Storage for 12 hours in units of recording and gathering information (DRU and DCU)
- Built-in video capture card for recording radar images / ECDIS
- Remote junction box that allows data recording formats: NMEA, digital and analog data
- Live Player software allows you to monitor the data coming in real time, as well as playback of recorded data.
Trim flight data recorder FURUNO VR-3000:
- VR-3010 - information acquisition unit with a removable hard disk and interface for radar
- VR-5020-6G - information record unit (fixed capsule), 6 GB memory, with 30 m cable for connecting one radar
- VR-3016 - External alarm panel with mounting materials
- IF-8530 - Junction Box
- VR-5011 - Microphone, 6 pcs
- Live Player PRO - Software to reproduce the data in real time or mastaba previously recorded data. Power supply 100-230V AC.
- Set of documentation in Russian and English
Marine traffic AIS
On our site the service of displaying marinetraffic in St. Petersburg is implemented. You can search for ships by AIS in a convenient interface