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Kelvin Hughes Ltd

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  • The SBS-700 is specifically designed to meet the requirements of a Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) system as defined in IALA recommendation V-128

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    VTS Radar Systems for Port of Marseille Fos

    2016-04-22T16:36:00

    A world leader in the design and supply of navigation and security surveillance systems, Kelvin Hughes has been contracted by French company Avon Communications to supply five of its SBS-700 radar systems for integration with the Marseille Fos Port Vessel Traffic Management System (VTMS).

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    ChartCo feedback

    2015-03-09T15:04:00

    Over 200 users of ChartCo’s data management software PassageManager recently completed an online survey on PassageManager and its Technical Support service.

  • Francisco is capable of travelling at speeds of up to 58 knots in busy marine traffic areas

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    SharpEye for world’s fastest ferry

    2014-03-21T07:30:00

    Kelvin Hughes'' SharpEye radar is now in continuous use on the world’s fastest ferry, operating between Argentina and Uruguay.

  • Kelvin Hughes MantaDigital ECDIS

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    On board ECDIS training agreement signed

    2011-08-01T09:00:00

    Kelvin Hughes has signed an agreement with Seagull to develop a product specific computer based training module for its MantaDigital ECDIS range.

  • Captain Pieter den Herder in the wheelhouse of his dredger.

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    Radar delivers dredger captain shortest route home

    2010-06-21T16:06:00

    Dredger Captain Pieter den Herder of Swalinge Scheepvaart in the Netherlands has been one of the first to trial Enhanced Target Detection (ETD) on his Kelvin Hughes'' MantaDigital radar.

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    SharpEye keeps a lookout for pirates

    2009-03-12T12:36:00

    Piracy is a major concern for many vessel operators at present, following a number of high profile incidents. The logical response is to ensure vessels have an adequate anti-piracy plan in place to manage and respond to these incidents.

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    Marine Radar at 60

    2008-07-30T12:36:00

    Another major milestone in the history of Kelvin Hughes Ltd. was achieved recently when the company celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of the installation of its first marine radar. 

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    Kelvin Hughes in £52m Buyout

    2007-11-15T12:33:00

    Marine navigation equipment manufacturer Kelvin Hughes has been acquired by UK mid-market buyout specialist ECI  Partners LLP (ECI) in a £ 52m transaction out of Smiths Group plc, the UK listed technology company. Kelvin Hughes is a leading supplier of navigation products and services for the naval and commercial marine ...

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    S-VDR Made Simple Online

    2005-06-01T00:00:00

    The Simplified Voyage Data Recorder (S-VDR) system was mandated by the IMO last December for carriage on the majority of large ocean going vessels. Similar to the aviation ''black box'' recorder, it stores data which can be retrieved to reconstruct the last 12 hours of a voyage in which a ...

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