The SAILOR 6120 mini-C SSAS is based around a self-contained and sealed Inmarsat mini-C terminal, housing both antenna and transceiver. This design approach has proven to be rugged and reliable regardless of vessel type, and with the terminal’s 50-channel GPS module and omni-directional antenna, satellite fix and position are ensured even under the most adverse conditions.
SSAS Regulation
The SAILOR 6120 mini-C SSAS fully meets and exceeds the requirements listed in IMO MSC. 136(76) and MSC. 144(77) under SOLAS resolution XI-2/6. This stipulates that all vessels over 500 GT are required to be fitted with a Ship Security Alert System (SSAS) to be used under pirate attacks to notify the flag state administration. Alarms are silent, meaning that there is no audio or visual indication on the vessel that an alarm has been activated.
Approvals and Certification
The SAILOR 6120 mini-C SSAS is approved by Inmarsat and all major classification societies and national flag state administrators where required. In addition to its primary function as an SSA alert carrier, the SAILOR 6120 mini-C SSAS can also function as an LRIT.
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
- Mini-C Terminal
- Diameter: 170.5 mm
- Height: 145 mm (without pole mount)
- Weight: 1.1 kg
- Terminal Control Unit
- Dimensions: 239 mm x 172 mm x 54 mm
- Weight: 0.8 kg
SHIP SECURITY ALERT SPECIFICATIONS
- Interface
- 2 x SSAS alert buttons with 50 m cable
- 1 x Test button with 50 m cable
- Up to 6 alert buttons and 1 test button can be connected
TERMINAL CONTROL UNIT SPECIFICATIONS
- Interface options
- CAN interface NMEA2K mini
- RS-232
- LAN interface RJ45
Inmarsat offers global coverage excepted poles
