JRC JMA-5400
The JRC JMR-5400 Radar System is a high-resolution, reliable radar system developed to meet modern maritime needs. Ideal for commercial vessels, cruise ships, and large yachts, the JMR-5400 enhances safety and efficiency in the maritime sector with its excellent target detection and wide-screen display options. Its advanced features ensure superior performance even in challenging weather conditions.
Key Features
High Resolution Display
The JMR-5400 provides clear, detailed radar images, enabling the detection of even small targets. Its high-resolution display allows ship captains and crews to track targets much more easily.
Advanced Target Identification
The radar provides high-accuracy target discrimination. Advanced signal processing technology enables the most effective analysis of radar signals, ensuring reliable detection of even small and distant targets.
Low Power Consumption
The JMR-5400 combines high performance with low energy consumption. This enables more efficient operation of ship power systems and saves energy.
Compact Design and Easy Installation
The radar system features a compact and lightweight design, making installation and maintenance quick and easy. It also integrates seamlessly into ship operations, occupying minimal space.
Performance in Harsh Weather Conditions
The JMR-5400 is a radar system that delivers high performance even in heavy rain, fog, and rough seas. Its powerful signal processing capabilities ensure safe navigation in all weather conditions.
Technical Specifications
Frequency: 9.41 GHz
Display: 15-inch LCD display
Working Range: 0.125 NM ~ 96 NM
Working Voltage: 12V / 24V DC
Power Consumption: 250W
Weight: 16 kg (including antenna)
Operating Temperature Range: -25°C to +55°C
Antenna Type: 3' or 4' Antenna Option
Output Power: 12V/24V, 1A (maximum)
System Integration: NMEA0183, IEC61162-1 compliance
System Integration and Flexibility
The JMR-5400 offers excellent compatibility with modern maritime systems. Compliant with NMEA 0183 and IEC61162-1, it easily integrates with radar, AIS, GPS, and other navigation devices. This allows all systems to be combined on a single platform, making ship operations more efficient and safer.