H5000 Hydra põhipakk

The H5000 Hydra base pack includes the two core elements of the navigation system:

The H5000 Hydra central processing unit (CPU)The H5000 5-inch color graphic display

The H5000 Hydra pack is designed as the entry point to the H5000 range. It is aimed primarily at experienced recreational sailors and club racers looking for a high-performance and accurate instrumentation system.

The H5000 graphical display features a 5-inch diagonal TFT-LCD color screen with a resolution of 480 x 272 pixels.

Yes, the H5000 display screen uses an optically bonded design. This technology eliminates the internal air gap, preventing condensation and maximizing clarity and readability, even in full sunlight.

The H5000 display can present navigation data in numerical or graphical form. It includes dedicated sailing functions, such as:

SailSteer: a graphical page that centralizes all key data on a single screen.Start Line: a regatta start assist function.

The Hydra level is the base of the H5000 system, providing all essential navigation functions. The higher levels, Hercules (for experienced racers) and Performance (for professional racers), add advanced software features such as polar table support, 3D motion wind correction, and more advanced calibration options.

Power consumption is optimized for life aboard:

H5000 Hydra CPU unit: typical consumption of 2.4W. H5000 graphic display: typical consumption of 1.9W and maximum of 2.4W.

Both components are designed for the marine environment with different IP ratings:

The H5000 Hydra central processing unit is IPX5 rated. The H5000 graphical display, intended for deck or cockpit mounting, is IPX7 rated.

Configuration, calibration, and diagnostics of the system are performed via a web interface integrated into the central processing unit (CPU). This interface is accessible from the browser of a PC, tablet, or smartphone connected to the CPU's Ethernet port.

Yes, you can connect a computer, tablet, or smartphone to the Ethernet port of the central processing unit (CPU). This provides access to the device's web interface for easy configuration and diagnostics.

The H5000 system operates on a standard 12V DC power supply. The accepted operating voltage range is 10 to 16V DC.

The H5000 central processing unit is highly versatile and features the following ports:

2 NMEA 0183 ports
1 Ethernet port
1 Micro-C NMEA 2000 port

The H5000 graphic display connects very simply to your boat's network via its NMEA 2000 Micro-C port. It is powered and receives data through this single cable.

Yes, the H5000 system was designed to ensure compatibility with H3000 series sensors. This allows you to modernize your installation while retaining some of your existing sensors.

The H5000 system can centralize data from a wide range of navigation sensors, including:

Wind transducer / vane anemometer (wind)Speed sensor (log)Depth sounderElectronic compassGPS antennaAir and water temperature sensors

The H5000 Hydra central processing unit is equipped with an ultra-fast ARM processor. It delivers up to 50 times the processing speed of B&G's previous-generation systems, ensuring near-instantaneous data updates.

Yes, to avoid electromagnetic interference, the installation manual recommends maintaining a safe distance of 0.3 meters (1.0 foot) between the central processing unit (CPU) and the heading compass.

Yes, the H5000 system is modular and expandable. B&G offers analog and serial expansion modules (sold separately) that allow interfacing additional sensors or specific peripherals with the central unit.

Yes, provided an AIS receiver or transponder is connected to your NMEA 2000 network, the H5000 display can show AIS targets on a dedicated page, helping you visualize surrounding traffic.

According to the manufacturer's information, this product originates from Mexico.