JRC GMDSS Communication Console

JRC GMDSS Communication Console

The JRC GMDSS Communication Console is a trusted solution for maritime safety. It helps ships communicate clearly during emergencies. Designed by Japan Radio Co., Ltd. (JRC), this system meets all global safety standards. It is ideal for vessels sailing in Sea Areas A3 and A4.

At SEANAV, we offer complete GMDSS systems that are easy to use and reliable. The JRC console combines key communication tools into one simple design. This ensures smooth operations and high safety for crew and cargo.

What’s Inside the JRC GMDSS Console?

This advanced console includes the following equipment:

• MF/HF Radio (JSB-196GM/296): Long-distance communication in open seas.
• Inmarsat-C Terminal (JUE-85/87): Sends distress alerts and messages via satellite.
• VHF/DSC Radio (JHS-770S/780D): Short-range contact and digital calling.

Top Benefits You’ll Get

• Meets IMO and SOLAS rules: Fully compliant for sea safety.
• Smart design: Easy for crew to use in all conditions.
• Expandable setup: Add or replace parts easily.
• Satellite reach: Stay connected worldwide.
• Fast alerts: Use DSC for quick emergency signals.

Why Choose SEANAV?

SEANAV is a name you can trust for marine electronics. We help you get the right GMDSS setup for your ship. Our experts guide you from start to finish. That means choosing the system, setting it up, and giving full support after installation.

• We provide only certified products.
• Our support team is always ready to help.
• We ensure easy installation and maintenance.

FAQs – Get Your Questions Answered

1. What is GMDSS?
GMDSS stands for Global Maritime Distress and Safety System. It helps ships send emergency signals and messages.

2. Who makes the JRC GMDSS console?
It is made by Japan Radio Co., Ltd. (JRC), a well-known marine electronics brand.

3. Can it be used on all ships?
Yes. It works for cargo ships, tankers, fishing boats, and passenger vessels.

4. What makes it different?
It includes MF/HF, VHF, and satellite systems in one unit. This saves space and improves safety.

5. Is training required?
Basic training is advised. However, the console is user-friendly.

6. Does it meet IMO rules?
Yes. It follows all International Maritime Organization rules.

7. Can I upgrade it later?
Yes. The design supports upgrades and part replacements.

8. What is DSC in the system?
DSC stands for Digital Selective Calling. It allows quick emergency calls to nearby ships or stations.

9. What does Inmarsat-C do?
It provides global satellite communication for messaging and alerts.

10. How long does installation take?
Usually 1-2 days, depending on your ship’s setup.

11. How can I order one?
Just contact SEANAV through our website or support team.