Multi-Constellation Tracking
Tracks GPS L1 (1575.42 MHz) and L5 (1176.45 MHz), BeiDou (1561.098 MHz) and GLONASS (1602.5625 MHz), with IRNSS available on manual selection for regional redundancy.
Multi-Constellation · GNSS / DGNSS / RTK
T-GNSS-R-300 Compact High-Precision Multi-Constellation GNSS Receiver
GNSS Receiver with IRNSS is a dual-band marine positioning system built for professional mariners who need dependable navigation data in demanding offshore conditions. The T-GNSS-R-300 tracks GPS L1 and L5, BeiDou and GLONASS constellations, with IRNSS support that can be manually selected when regional coverage matters. Paired with a 7-inch touch Control & Display Unit and dual RS-422 outputs, it delivers sub-meter accuracy with cold starts in 24 seconds flat.

Key Features
Marine environments punish positioning equipment with salt exposure, vibration and signal interference. The T-GNSS-R-300 is engineered around that reality, not around a lab bench, so every output reaching your bridge or deck system is one you can trust.
Multi-Constellation Tracking
Tracks GPS L1 (1575.42 MHz) and L5 (1176.45 MHz), BeiDou (1561.098 MHz) and GLONASS (1602.5625 MHz), with IRNSS available on manual selection for regional redundancy.
Centimeter-Level RTK Accuracy
Standard positioning delivers under 1 m accuracy; switching to RTK mode (via external correction or L-Band satellite) brings you down to centimeter-level precision for survey-grade work.
Rapid Signal Acquisition
Cold starts lock in 24 seconds, hot starts in just 1 second, so you're back on precise position the moment power or signal is restored.
Integrated Touch Control
The 7-inch Control & Display Unit combines display and input into a single unit, eliminating separate buttons and simplifying operation at the helm.
Dual RS-422 Output
Two independent RS-422 ports distribute NMEA 0183 packets (RMC, GGA, GLL, ZDA and more) to multiple downstream systems simultaneously.
Marine-Grade Protection
GNSS Receiver and CDU rated IP65; GNSS Antenna rated IP67, built to operate from −40°C to +85°C.
Where marine positioning matters
A single position fix leaves the satellite constellation, locks into the T-GNSS-R-300, and fans out to the marine operations that depend on it.
GNSS · DGNSS · RTK · Locked
Sub-meter positioning
Sub-meter position, velocity and time on the 7-inch bridge display, with dual-band GPS L1 + L5 tracking.
How GNSS with IRNSS works
The T-GNSS-R-300 system moves position data through three stages, each engineered for reliability at sea.
The GNSS Antenna, supplied with a 50-meter bonded-aluminum-foil-shielded coaxial cable, pulls in signals across GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS and IRNSS bands at 38 dBm gain.
The receiver resolves position, velocity and time using GNSS, DGNSS or RTK modes, achieving tracking sensitivity down to −167 dBm.
Position data is formatted as user-selectable NMEA 0183 packets and pushed out over dual RS-422 ports at a configurable 115200 bps, with navigation update rates up to 25 Hz.
GNSS
signals
T-GNSS-R-300
GPS L1 + L5 · < 1 m
Applications
Sertel's navigation systems are deployed by professional mariners who need positioning data they can act on without second-guessing it.
Complete electrical, RF and protocol details for the T-GNSS-R-300 GNSS Receiver with IRNSS.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | T-GNSS-R-300 |
| Receiver Type | L1 + L5 with IRNSS, manually selectable dual-band GNSS receiver |
| Frequency Bands | 1575.42 MHz GPS L1 · 1176.45 MHz GPS L5 · 1561.098 MHz BeiDou · 1602.5625 MHz GLONASS |
| Accuracy | < 1 m |
| Velocity Accuracy | < 0.1 m/s |
| Navigation Update Rate | 1–25 Hz |
| Cold Start | 24 sec |
| Hot Start | 1 sec |
| Tracking Sensitivity | −167 dBm |
| Hot Start Sensitivity | −163 dBm |
| Cold Start Sensitivity | −149 dBm |
| Positioning Modes | GNSS, DGNSS, RTK |
FAQ
Talk to a Sertel engineer for a tailored configuration, datasheet and pricing for the GNSS Receiver with IRNSS.