KONGSBERG 603202

KONGSBERG 603202 is a rugged C.Joy junction box assembly for Kongsberg marine gyrocompass / navigation heading sensor system. The C.Joy navigation junction box serves as signal distribution terminal unit for heading, rate-of-turn and compass sensor signals onboard vessels. This C.Joy navigation junction box integrates internal terminal blocks, surge suppression components and signal wiring interface circuits. The C.Joy navigation junction box adopts vibration-resistant enclosure, designed for wheelhouse mounting to withstand salt mist and electromagnetic interference marine navigation environments.

This junction box delivers gyrocompass heading signal distribution & surge protection logic control. The gyrocompass heading signal distribution & surge protection logic control receives raw heading signals from gyrocompass transducer. The gyrocompass heading signal distribution & surge protection logic control distributes heading data to DP, autopilot, radar and chart plotter navigation equipment. The gyrocompass heading signal distribution & surge protection logic control suppresses voltage surge and EMI noise to protect navigation sensor circuits. The gyrocompass heading signal distribution & surge protection logic control provides field wiring terminal connection for navigation system overhaul and testing.

This KONGSBERG spare is an essential marine navigation signal junction spare for gyrocompass system overhaul. The marine navigation signal junction spare can replace faulty 603202 junction box assemblies directly. The marine navigation signal junction spare meets DNV marine classification navigation equipment specifications. The marine navigation signal junction spare is widely fitted on cargo ships, tankers and offshore supply vessels with Kongsberg C.Joy gyrocompass system.

KONGSBERG 603202 C.Joy junction box is classic navigation signal distribution unit. It routes gyrocompass heading signals to multiple bridge navigation equipment and provides surge protection, performing reliably under vibration and salt spray marine wheelhouse environments