Veratron GO GPS Receiver B00034901 – Compact NMEA 2000 Certified Marine GPS with 10Hz Update Rate

GO GPS Receiver

All your boats data close to your finger tips. Veratron GO is NMEA 2000 certified and features an integrated GPS/GLONASS/GALILEO receiver. Compact and easy to install, it does not require any additional protection against harsh weather conditions. One of the smallest GPS receivers available.

The Veratron GO GPS Receiver works in conjunction with the Veratron Go Data.

Features:

• 72 channel receiver
• Fast cold-start position fix
• Compatible with OceanLink 52MM Bezels
• 10Hz update rate
• Up to 3 concurrent GNSS systems (GPS, GLONASS and GALILEO)
• SBAS WAAS/EGNOS/MSAS/GAGAN supported
• NMEA 2000 standard PGNs transmitted for position, time, speed and heading
• Front-end SAW band-pass filter for enhanced immunity against electrical noise
• Interchangeable bezel option

TechnicalSpecifications:

• Update Rate: Up to 10Hz using concurrent GNSS, up to 18Hz using single GNSS
• Position Fix Time: 26 second cold-start, 1 second hot start
• Tracking Sensitivity: -165dBm
• Position Accuracy: 2.5m
• Velocity Accuracy: 0.05m/s
• Heading Accuracy: 0.3
• Water Resistance: IPX7
• Dimensions (D x H): 60.7 mm x 18.9 mm
• Power Source: NMEA 2000 backbone (12V nominal voltage), no external power supply required
• Power Consumption: 100mA (2 LEN) operational, 150mA (3 LEN) during startup

In the Box:

• GO GPS Receiver
• Instructions Manual

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The Veratron GO GPS Receiver B00034901 is a highly capable and compact marine GPS solution designed for seamless integration with your vessel's navigation system. Featuring an integrated GPS/GLONASS/GALILEO receiver, this device provides reliable positioning data with a fast cold-start fix and high accuracy, making it ideal for demanding marine environments. Its small form factor allows for easy installation without the need for additional weatherproofing, and it is fully compliant with the NMEA 2000 standard, transmitting essential data such as position, time, speed, and heading directly to your onboard network. The device's 72-channel receiver and support for multiple GNSS systems ensure consistent signal acquisition and tracking even in challenging conditions, while the SBAS support enhances positional accuracy through WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, and GAGAN augmentation systems. The Veratron GO GPS Receiver's 10Hz update rate ensures real-time data delivery, essential for precise navigation and control. The device also features an interchangeable bezel and a front-end SAW band-pass filter for improved immunity against electrical noise, ensuring stable operation onboard. Its rugged water resistance rating (IPX7) guarantees durability in harsh marine environments. Power is supplied via the NMEA 2000 backbone, eliminating the need for external power sources, and the unit consumes minimal power—only 100mA during operation and 150mA during startup. The device's position fix time of approximately 26 seconds in cold-start conditions and its tracking sensitivity of -165dBm make it a dependable component for marine navigation systems. The package includes the GO GPS Receiver and an instructions manual, providing everything needed for installation and operation. Whether used for navigation, data logging, or integrated marine systems, the Veratron GO GPS Receiver offers a reliable, high-performance solution for boaters seeking precise positioning data in a compact, easy-to-install package.

Features:

• 72-channel receiver for comprehensive satellite tracking

• Fast cold-start position fix within 26 seconds

• Supports up to 10Hz update rate for real-time data

• Compatible with OceanLink 52MM bezels for easy customization

• Supports up to 3 concurrent GNSS systems: GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO

• SBAS support including WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, and GAGAN for enhanced accuracy

• Transmits NMEA 2000 PGNs for position, time, speed, and heading data

• Front-end SAW band-pass filter for immunity against electrical noise

• Interchangeable bezel options for aesthetic flexibility

• Water-resistant design with IPX7 rating for durability in marine conditions

• Power supplied via NMEA 2000 backbone, no external power needed

• Low power consumption for efficient operation