The JUE-33, a revolutionary Inmarsat Fleet 33 satellite communication terminal, incorporates the latest modern interfacing standards, packed into the industries smallest dimensions with a performance superior to any of its competitors.
Single, powerful solution
JRC’s sophisticated Fleet 33 offers a powerful all-in-one solution delivering comprehensive high-speed data and voice services provided by Inmarsat’s global and spot beams coverage (polar restrictions apply).

VOICE

Fleet 33 provides effective crystal-clear voice communication. Through global area coverage, SIM call operation offers enhanced flexibility for social and/or multiple users. Call waiting is also available. Whether a voice, fax or data call comes in during a MPDS session, the user will receive an alert notification. This way the user has more awareness, guaranteeing no incoming call is missed and the advantage of remaining logged on throughout.
 
FAX

JRC’s JUE-33 incorporates a 9.6kbps fax application. This facility is based upon Inmarsat spot beam coverage areas. Additionally, the Fleet 33 terminal integrates the latest modern interfacing standards to meet compatibility with standard applications and systems, contributing to enhanced performance around the world and around the clock.
 
DATA

The data communication service of JRC’s Fleet 33 meets the demands of the modern, marine electronic professional. This data channel is available in spot beam. It offers effective throughput of up to 40kbps using integrated compression. This enables users to have interactive online access. Inmarsat offers cost-effective ‘always on’ service. This Mobile Packet Data service, MPDS enables users to have continuous online access at no costs, but charges only for the amount of data sent and received.
 
UPGRADE

The JUE-33 Fleet 33 is fully compatible and specifically designed for upgrade to industry-changing FleetBroadband services. Existing users with an JUE-33 Fleet 33 installed onboard need only replace the below deck unit to upgrade to the FB250 - keeping the same antenna and same cabling that is already installed on the vessel.
This unique, cost-effective feature will provide a seamless transition – all via a single main unit upgrade.
 
FLEXIBLE INTERFACING

JRC’s Fleet 33 incorporates a reliable industry standard interfacing field. This user-friendly, easy-to-interface below deck unit enables users to have a cost-effective installation.
 

JRC’s easy, cost-effective cable management allows you to install the Fleet 33 in only three steps. First, connect a single coax cable from the antenna to the below deck unit. Second, plug in JRC’s dedicated handset, and third, connect the power supply. Now you can make your first voice call. External industrial applications, such as computer and fax can be easily installed

EASY TO INSTALL

The design includes a compact and lightweight antenna, allowing for easy and fast installation. With the antenna set in a proven 35 cm radome, installing your F33 onboard shouldn't be a problem.
The JUE-33 Fleet 33, allowing for an easy setup. You can connect your own supplied hardware, such as computer and fax.

TOTAL SYSTEM FLEXIBILITY

JRC’s Fleet 33 package contains the most compact antenna in the market and a below deck unit designed for easy ‘single coaxial cable’ installation onboard a wide range of vessels. This innovative communication solution is for both new building and retrofit market. It is also possible to connect your own supplied hardware, such as a computer and fax.

 
 

Model JUE-33

• Inmarsat type approved

Frequency

• Transmit 1626.5 MHz to 1660.5 MHz
• Receive 1525.0 MHz to 1559.0 MHz

Communication

• Voice 4.8 kbps (mini M voice)
• Fax 9.6 kbps (group 3)
• Data 9.6 kbps (up to 40 kbps, built-in V.42bis/V.44 compression)
• MPDS downstream 64 kbps, upstream 28 kbps (maximum speed)

Antenna

• Type 30 cm flat diameter
• Polarization right-hand circular
• Beam width 30° in 3 dB down direction
• Electrical beam tracking with 3-axis stabilization
• AES radome

Primary power

• Voltage 24V DC (-20% 30%)
• Comsumption 120VA (max)

Ambient conditions

• Temperature antenna: -25° to 55°C,
• Below deck equipment: -15° to 55°C
• 0% to 95% non-condensing
• Icing up to 25mm
• Precipitation up to 100 mm/h
• Wind up to 100 knots in operation/120 knots in survival

Coverage

• Azimuth 360°
• Elevation 5° to 90°

Ship's motion

• Roll 30°/8sec
• Pitch 10°/6 sec
• Yaw 8°/50 sec
• Surge 0.2 g
• Sway 0.2 g
• Heave 0.5 g
• Turning rate 6°/sec
• Headway 30 knots

Tuning

• 1.25 kHz

E.I.R.P.

• 21 dBW 1/-2 dB

G/T

• -12.5 dBK or more