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SSC300-01

Gyroscopic compass/speed sensor with semiconductors - NMEA2000 or NMEA0183

The SSC300-01 is an electronic solid-state compass from Maretron/Raymarine, NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 compatible, designed for heading, rate-of-turn, pitch, and roll data.

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Technical specifications

Bus compatibility	NMEA 2000,NMEA 0183
Wired network	NMEA 2000,NMEA 0183
Compass safe distance	100 cm
Mounting type	Surface mount
Certifications	CE, IEC 60945, NMEA 2000, FCC
Data output	Heading, Angular rate

Detailed description

The SSC300-01 is a Maretron/Raymarine solid-state electronic compass designed to provide stable heading data to navigation systems, autopilots, and radar overlay systems.

It combines a magnetometer, gyroscope, and 3-axis accelerometer. The SSC300 manual specifies heading accuracy better than 0.7° in static conditions, better than 1.5° in dynamic conditions, and pitch/roll accuracy better than 1° in static conditions.

Network integration

The SSC300 is NMEA 2000 certified and NMEA 0183 compatible. It connects directly to an NMEA 2000 network; NMEA 0183 output requires the appropriate accessory cable.

Installation

After mounting, the compass must be calibrated on the boat: offset correction, magnetic deviation, and heading data verification via the display or network. The IP67 housing is designed for marine environments, but the mounting location must remain clear of stray magnetic fields.

Documentation

Type	Nom
	EN - SSC300 Solid State Compass User’s Manual

Expert opinion

« SSC300-01: stable heading sensor for autopilot and radar overlay »

The SSC300-01 is relevant when a Raymarine/Maretron system requires cleaner heading data than a basic sensor provides, particularly for radar overlay, autopilot, or responsive heading display.

The point to check before ordering is integration: on NMEA 2000 it connects directly to the backbone, whereas NMEA 0183 use requires the appropriate accessory cable. Final quality will depend mainly on the choice of mounting location and onboard calibration.

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Gyroscopic compass/speed sensor with semiconductors - NMEA2000 or NMEA0183

350,09€

350,09€ ~~395,00€~~

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the brand of this gyrocompass/speed sensor?

The brand of this solid-state gyro compass/speed sensor is Raymarine.

Is the SSC300-01 fluxgate compass?

Yes, the Raymarine SSC300-01 is a fluxgate compass, as stated in its installation documentation, providing accurate heading data thanks to its semiconductor technology.

Where should I install the SSC300-01 compass on my boat?

For optimal performance, the SSC300-01 compass must be positioned away from sources of magnetic interference. It is recommended to mount it vertically.

What are the magnetic interference sources to avoid when installing the compass?

When installing the SSC300-01 compass, it is critical to keep it away from magnetic interference sources such as engines, speakers, and power cables.

What is the minimum recommended distance between the compass and sources of magnetic interference?

A minimum distance of 1 metre (3 feet 3 inches) is recommended between the SSC300-01 compass and any source of magnetic interference to ensure optimal performance.

Are there specific installation recommendations for non-magnetic hulls?

Yes, for non-magnetic hulls (such as aluminum), it is recommended to keep the SSC300-01 compass at least 1.2 meters (4 feet) away from certain interference sources.

Are there specific installation recommendations for magnetic hulls?

Yes, for magnetic hulls (such as steel), it is recommended to keep the SSC300-01 compass at least 1.8 meters (6 feet) away from certain interference sources to minimize magnetic disturbances.

Which tools are required to install the SSC300-01 compass?

For the installation of the SSC300-01 compass, you will need the following tools:

A drill with a 3 mm (1/8 inch) bit. A Pozidriv screwdriver.

How should the SSC300-01 compass be physically mounted?

The SSC300-01 compass must be mounted in a vertical position. The four self-tapping screws provided in the kit are used to secure the compass to the mounting surface.

Is commissioning or calibration required after compass installation?

Yes, after physically installing the SSC300-01 compass, it is necessary to refer to the Raymarine autopilot commissioning guide for calibration and configuration steps to ensure optimal system performance.

Which marine communication networks is the SSC300-01 compass compatible with?

The Raymarine SSC300-01 gyrocompass/speed sensor with semiconductor technology is compatible with NMEA2000 and NMEA0183 marine communication networks. This dual compatibility ensures flexible integration with a wide range of existing or future electronic equipment.

Can the SSC300-01 compass integrate with a Raymarine autopilot?

Yes, the SSC300-01 compass is designed to transmit heading and rate-of-turn data that are essential for optimizing Raymarine autopilot performance, ensuring seamless integration and improved navigation.