Compact Veratron GO GPS Receiver
The Veratron GO GPS Receiver provides all your boat's navigational data at your fingertips. This NMEA 2000® certified device includes an integrated GPS/GLONASS/GALILEO receiver that is compact and easy to install, requiring no additional protection against harsh weather conditions. It is one of the smallest GPS receivers available on the market.
The Veratron GO GPS Receiver is designed to work seamlessly with the Veratron Go Data, sold separately, and comes included in the Go GPS Receiver Plus Kit.
Features:
The Veratron GO GPS Receiver (part number B00034901) is a compact, NMEA 2000 certified device designed for marine navigational data acquisition. It integrates a 72-channel GNSS receiver supporting GPS, GLONASS, and GALILEO, along with SBAS for enhanced accuracy. This receiver provides real-time position, time, speed, and heading data at a 10Hz update rate, with a cold-start position fix typically within 26 seconds. Its robust design requires no additional weather protection, making it suitable for direct outdoor installation. The unit is intended for integration into NMEA 2000 networks, delivering essential navigational information to compatible displays. It is particularly suited for marine environments where space is limited and reliable, accurate positioning data is critical for operational awareness.
The Veratron GO GPS Receiver is NMEA 2000 certified and supports standard PGNs for accurate position, time, speed, and heading data.
This receiver features a 72-channel GNSS receiver that supports up to three concurrent GNSS systems: GPS, GLONASS, and GALILEO. It also includes SBAS support (WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, GAGAN).
The Veratron GO GPS Receiver provides a 10Hz update rate, ensuring real-time data for position, time, speed, and heading.
Yes, the compact design of the Veratron GO GPS Receiver requires no additional protection against harsh weather conditions, making it suitable for direct outdoor marine installation.
B00034901 - Veratron Compact Veratron GO GPS Receiver for Marine Use