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The YIDA YD-85 Rudder Angle Indicator is a ship rudder angle indicator that helps operators monitor the rudder blade position accurately and clearly. This product is suitable for various marine applications because it features an illuminated display, good reading precision, and a transmitter with an NMEA 0183 signal output.
With easy-to-read rudder angle information, operators can maneuver the vessel more effectively and under better control while sailing, entering port, berthing, or navigating waters that require a quick steering response.
The YIDA YD-85 Rudder Indicator is designed to provide stable and highly visible rudder angle readings. It operates within a DC 18–32V voltage range, with a standard operating voltage of DC 24V, making it suitable for commonly used marine electrical systems.
One of its main advantages is its angle-reading range of up to 45 degrees. This range allows the crew to visually identify the direction and position of the rudder to the starboard or port side.
The product also provides a reading precision of 1.5 degrees. This level of accuracy helps operators obtain more reliable information about the rudder position to support everyday vessel control.
The indicator display is equipped with illumination, ensuring that the numbers or angle pointer remain visible in low-light conditions. This feature is particularly useful during nighttime operations, in wheelhouses with limited lighting, or in cloudy weather.
The aluminum and polyamide construction provides a combination of strength and durability for use in marine environments. The YD-85 Rudder Angle Indicator can also operate at temperatures ranging from -20 to 60 degrees Celsius, making it suitable for various operating conditions.
A ship rudder angle indicator does more than simply display the rudder angle. It helps improve the operator’s direct awareness of the vessel’s steering system condition.
The benefits of using the YIDA YD-85 Rudder Angle Indicator include:
Helping operators see the actual position of the vessel’s rudder blade.
Supporting vessel maneuvers during anchoring, berthing, turning, and entering or leaving port.
Supporting more precise steering responses when the vessel encounters currents, wind, or limited maneuvering space.
Facilitating coordination between the wheelhouse and personnel responsible for the steering gear system.
Helping reduce the risk of incorrectly estimating the rudder position because the rudder angle can be monitored visually.
Remaining easy to read at night due to its illuminated display.
Supporting integration with vessel navigation or monitoring systems through the transmitter’s NMEA 0183 signal.
For example, when a vessel is preparing to berth at a dock, the operator needs to know whether the rudder has returned to the straight-ahead position or is still directed to the starboard or port side. With the YD-85 Rudder Indicator, the rudder angle can be checked quickly, allowing the maneuver to be performed in a more controlled manner.
The YIDA YD-85 Rudder Indicator has specifications that support ship rudder angle measurement requirements:
Operating voltage: DC 18–32V.
Standard voltage: DC 24V.
Angle range: Up to 45 degrees.
Indicator precision: 1.5 degrees.
Display: Equipped with illumination.
Materials: Aluminum and polyamide.
Operating temperature: -20 to 60 degrees Celsius.
This combination of specifications makes the YD-85 a practical rudder angle indicator for vessel operations.
The YD-85 Rudder Indicator system is equipped with a transmitter that uses a high-precision angle sensor. The transmitter converts the rudder angle position into a signal that can be transmitted to the indicator or other vessel systems.
The transmitter can generate an NMEA 0183 rudder angle signal. This communication standard supports data integration with compatible navigation and monitoring systems.
The main advantages of the YD-85 transmitter include:
Uses a high-precision angle sensor for more accurate rudder position readings.
Provides a deviation of approximately 0.1 degrees or less.
Generates an NMEA 0183 rudder angle signal.
Supports RS422, RS485, and RS232 interfaces.
Uses lightweight PC material suitable for electrical equipment.
Operates at temperatures ranging from -20 to 60 degrees Celsius.
Provides IP65 protection against dust and water spray from various directions.
With its IP65 protection, the YD-85 transmitter is an appropriate choice for installation in areas of a vessel that require equipment capable of withstanding more challenging working environments.
The YIDA YD-85 Rudder Angle Indicator provides a clear and precise rudder monitoring solution while supporting NMEA 0183 signal integration. This product is ideal for ship owners, vessel operators, shipyards, marine technicians, and shipping companies that require a high-quality rudder monitoring device.
Its illuminated display, 45-degree angle range, 1.5-degree precision, and high-accuracy transmitter make the YIDA YD-85 Rudder Indicator a product worth considering to support safe and efficient vessel maneuvering.
To order the YIDA YD-85 Rudder Indicator and receive a special price, contact us via WhatsApp at 081586838888 or visit our official websites at alnindo.com and alnindo.id.
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The YIDA YD-85 Rudder Angle Indicator is a ship rudder angle monitoring device used to visually display the position of the rudder blade in the wheelhouse or on the vessel’s control panel.
The product operates at DC 18–32V, with a standard operating voltage of DC 24V.
The YD-85 Rudder Indicator has an angle-reading range of up to 45 degrees.
Yes. The YD-85 is equipped with an illuminated display, making the rudder angle easier to see in low-light conditions.
Yes. The YD-85 transmitter produces a rudder angle signal in the NMEA 0183 format to support integration with compatible devices.
The transmitter supports RS422, RS485, and RS232 interfaces.
The transmitter uses a high-precision angle sensor with a deviation of approximately ±0.1 degrees.
The transmitter features IP65 protection, a PC housing, and an operating temperature range of -20 to 60 degrees Celsius. It is therefore suitable for marine applications that require protection against dust and water spray.
