JLN-740
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*1. That accuracy of information allows for highly fuel-efficient speeds, which means faster voyages with less waste. Along with improved speed measurements, the series also has greatly improved ship speed tracking, relaying all the information you need for precise navigation during berthing.
Bubble Detection
A long-unsolvable problem with doppler-based water speed measuring systems was reduced accuracy from bubbles making contact with the measuring device on the bottom of the vessel. The JLN-740 series detects when bubbles contact the transducer, and - using proprietary technology from JRC - alerts you of reduced measuring accuracy via the display. Confirming the source of the issue typically requires visually examining the device on the bottom of the ship. However, onboard air bubble detection allows you to skip unnecessary preventive maintenance.
Performance Standard Compliant
The JLN-740 series is compliant with the IMO MSC.96(72), A.824 (19), and A.694(17) standards, required on all internationally-voyaging vessels exceeding 300 GT, and meets standards for the following IEC environmental test standards
MARITIME NAVIGATION AND RADIOCOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS IEC 60945(2002)
Marine speed and distance measuring equipment(SDME) IEC 61023(2007)
Presentation of navigation-related information on shipborne navigational displays IEC 62288(2014)
Digital interfaces - Single talker and multiple listeners IEC61162-1(2010)
Digital interfaces - Ethernet interconnection IEC61162-450(2011)*2
In addition, when used with JRC’s Satellite Log JLN-720, ships exceeding 50,000 GT can meet the requirements for IMO MSC.334(90).