Senzor pohybu 3D H5000

The H5000 3D motion sensor is designed to accurately measure the boat's movements on 3 axes. Its data allows correcting wind information based on roll, pitch, and yaw, providing more stable and precise wind data for performance sailing and more reliable control of the H5000 autopilot.

This sensor measures and transmits a full set of data on the boat's behavior, including:

Yaw ratePitch rateRoll rateHeel angleTrim angle

The 3D motion sensor is specifically designed for seamless integration into the B&G H5000 ecosystem. It is particularly required to enable the advanced motion correction functions of the H5000 Hercules and H5000 Performance processors.

The sensor connects via a standard CAN network, which is compatible with the NMEA 2000 protocol. It integrates into the main backbone of the H5000 system using Micro-C connectors.

The H5000 3D motion sensor operates on a nominal 12 V DC power supply, accepting an input voltage range of 9 V to 16 V.

The H5000 3D Motion sensor is powered via the NMEA 2000 network.

The sensor housing measures 131 x 61 x 45 mm and weighs 0.17 kg.

Yes, the sensor housing is robust and IPx6 certified, meaning it is protected against strong jets of water from all directions.

The sensor is designed to operate within a temperature range from -15°C to 70°C.

Yes, it is important to follow these recommendations:

Do not make sharp bends with the cables.Secure all cables firmly to prevent movement.Do not route data cables near radar, transmitter, or high-power cables.Ensure water cannot run along cables into connectors.

It is imperative to maintain a safety distance of at least 0.3 meters (1 foot) between the sensor and any magnetic compass to avoid interference.

Although the H5000 system can operate without it, this sensor is an essential component to unlock the full potential of the H5000 Hercules and Performance processors. Without it, advanced wind correction algorithms linked to boat movements cannot be applied.

By precisely measuring roll, pitch, and yaw, the sensor enables the H5000 processor to differentiate true wind from wind induced by the boat's movements. The result is a much more stable and accurate true wind data (TWD and TWS), crucial for performance.

Yes, significantly. Motion data allows the H5000 autopilot to anticipate and react more precisely to the boat's movements, providing better course-keeping and greater responsiveness, particularly in rough seas.

No, the 3D motion sensor is designed to send its data to an H5000 processor (CPU) via the NMEA 2000 network. The CPU uses this information to correct the data from other sensors before sending it to the displays.

The provided documentation does not mention any specific calibration procedure for the 3D motion sensor itself. It integrates with the H5000 system, which manages calibrations for various data (wind, speed, etc.) using the information from this sensor.

According to the provided data, the country of origin for this product is Mexico.

This sensor is designed for optimal integration within the B&G H5000 ecosystem. Although it communicates over a standard NMEA 2000 network, its advanced features are specifically developed to work with the H5000 Hercules and Performance processors.

These are the technical terms for the boat's rotation speeds around its three axes:

Yaw Rate: Heading change rate, the boat's rotation around its vertical axis (course change).Pitch Rate: Pitch rate, the bow-to-stern tilting motion.Roll Rate: Roll rate, the port-to-starboard tilting motion.

Yes, the manufacturer part number (SKU) for the B&G 3D motion sensor H5000 is 000-11551-001.