Bridge and Navigation Products

Marine VHF radios are the cornerstone of short-range maritime communication, used for ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore interaction.  Equipped with Digital Selective Calling (DSC), these radios enable automated distress alerts, ensuring swift response in emergencies.

MF/HF radios are designed for long-distance communication, typically covering hundreds to thousands of miles. They are equipped with voice and Digital Selective Calling (DSC) features, making them indispensable for offshore and ocean-going vessels. These radios operate on medium and high-frequency bands, ensuring reliable communication even in remote waters.

 AIS is a navigation safety tool that transmits a vessel's position, speed, and course to nearby ships and shore-based stations. This data is critical for collision avoidance and is integrated into radar and charting systems. AIS is mandatory for many commercial vessels and is increasingly used on recreational boats for enhanced safety.

 EPIRBs are life-saving devices that send an automatic distress signal to search and rescue authorities in emergencies, such as vessel sinking or severe accidents. Once activated, these beacons transmit the vessel's location via satellite, ensuring rapid assistance even in remote locations. Modern EPIRBs often include GPS for precise positioning.

SSB radios are an advanced form of HF radio, offering long-distance voice communication, often used by recreational sailors and small fishing vessels. They are ideal for offshore trips, enabling access to weather forecasts, emergency channels, and coordination with other vessels or shore stations.

 A Navtex receiver is a specialized device that automatically delivers weather forecasts, navigational warnings, and maritime safety information within a defined range. Operating on medium frequencies, Navtex receivers are a critical part of the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS), ensuring vessels are always informed of potential hazards.

 GMDSS is an internationally mandated safety system that integrates multiple communication devices, including VHF, MF/HF radios, EPIRBs, and Search and Rescue Transponders (SART). This system ensures vessels can send and receive distress alerts, coordinate rescues, and maintain communication during emergencies.

 Radar systems are essential for navigation and safety, providing real-time detection of other vessels, landmasses, and weather conditions. Advanced radar technology offers high-resolution imaging, integration with AIS data, and features like collision avoidance and target tracking, ensuring smooth and safe maritime operations.

A reliable and time-tested navigation instrument used to determine the vessel's heading relative to magnetic north. It works independently of external power sources, making it an essential backup for modern electronic systems.

 An advanced navigation tool that provides the vessel's heading relative to true north, unaffected by magnetic anomalies. It is crucial for accurate navigation, particularly in regions with high magnetic interference.

 An acoustic device that measures the depth of water beneath the vessel using sound waves. It is vital for avoiding shallow areas and ensuring safe navigation in unknown waters.

 A digital navigation system that replaces traditional paper charts, displaying the vessel's real-time position on an electronic map. It integrates route planning, weather data, and navigational warnings for improved safety and efficiency.

  A satellite-based navigation system that provides highly accurate location, speed, and time data. It is essential for route planning and maintaining precise positions during voyages.

 A device used to measure the vessel’s speed either through the water or over the ground. It helps in monitoring the vessel’s performance and assists in navigation and fuel management.

 An electronic system that steers the vessel automatically along a pre-set course. It reduces the workload on the crew and ensures consistent steering during long voyages, saving fuel and increasing efficiency.

 A device that provides real-time information on wind speed and direction. This data is essential for safe navigation, especially when docking, maneuvering, or sailing in rough weather.