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NEB-2000C-VDR USER MANUAL
NEB-2000C-VDR UM.E 20200220-06 1
1. DESCRIPTION
1.1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW
NEB-2000C-VDR consists of an EPIRB (beacon module) and a VDR memory module. The
EPIRB/FFC is developed to meet the regulations and rules for use on ships, vessels and life rafts in the
maritime service.
The Capsule meets the following specifications for VDR and 406MHz EPIRB for use in search and
rescue operations at sea:
• IEC 61996 ed.2
• IEC 61097-2 ed.3.0 (2008)
• IEC 60945 ed.4.0 (2002)
• C/S T.001 and C/S T007 (Oct 2013)
• IMO MSC.333 (90)
• IMO MSC.163 (78)
• IMO MSC.120 (74)
NEB-2000C-VDR is a VDR float-free capsule with a Satellite EPIRB which is used to transmit distress
signals. This is designed to comply with IMO SOLAS requirements (GMDSS) and Cospas-Sarsat
technical standard (T.001). This is also a powerful self-contained distress transmitter.
NEB-2000C-VDR with a built-in GPS receiver transmits distress signal including a position with
accuracy of less than 10 meters. In distress, the signal is transferred to Rescue Coordination Center
(RCC) without delay through Local User Terminal (LUT) so that Search and Rescue can be initiated
immediately.
When vessel sinks, Hydrostatic Release Unit (NHR-100) releases the container cover automatically to
cut the data cable and eject the beacon to float to the surface of water. The beacon can also be manually
operated while on board or in a life raft. The beacon transmits on 406MHz frequency with homing
signal on 121MHz at least 168 hours.