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HS75 GNSS Compass

000-15585-001
Commercial-grade GNSS satellite compass giving non-magnetic heading to better than 0.75 degrees RMS, plus position, rate of turn, pitch and roll over NMEA 2000.

Description

The Simrad HS75 is a commercial-grade GNSS satellite compass that delivers a fast, non-magnetic heading along with high-accuracy position, rate of turn, pitch and roll. By measuring the relative position of two internal antennas spaced 20 cm apart, it achieves heading performance better than 0.75 degrees RMS, completely free from the magnetic interference that affects fluxgate compasses.

Multi-constellation reception across GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo and QZSS provides robust global coverage, with positioning accuracy of about 0.6 m when using SBAS differential corrections. Heading and position update at up to 10 Hz for confident radar overlay, chart stabilisation and autopilot steering. Output is over NMEA 2000, the compact 35 cm housing mounts to a flat surface or pole, and a wide range of standard PGNs makes integration straightforward.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Non-magnetic heading accuracy better than 0.75 degrees RMS
  • Multi-GNSS: GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo and QZSS
  • Heading, rate of turn, pitch and roll output over NMEA 2000
  • Up to 10 Hz heading and position updates
  • Around 0.6 m positioning accuracy with SBAS corrections
  • Compact 35 cm housing for surface or pole mounting

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Connectivity

NetworkNMEA 2000

Physical

Length35 cm
MountingFlat surface or pole

Performance

Heading accuracyBetter than 0.75 degrees RMS
Satellite systemsGPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, QZSS
Antenna separation20 cm between phase centres
Positioning accuracyAbout 0.6 m (95%) with SBAS
Update rateUp to 10 Hz
OutputsHeading, rate of turn, pitch, roll, position

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How accurate is the HS75 heading?
The HS75 delivers heading performance better than 0.75 degrees RMS using its two GNSS antennas, and because it is satellite-based the heading is completely non-magnetic.
What satellite systems does the HS75 use?
It is a multi-GNSS receiver supporting GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo and QZSS for robust global positioning and heading.
What data does the HS75 output?
Over NMEA 2000 the HS75 provides heading, rate of turn, pitch, roll and position, making it suitable as a heading source for radar overlay, chart stabilisation and autopilot steering.
How is the HS75 mounted?
The compact 35 cm housing mounts to a flat surface or a pole. It should be installed with a clear view of the sky and away from obstructions.