Koden MDC-5200 and MDC-5500 Radar Series

Description

Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF): Operational Overview

The Koden Electronics Electronics Koden MDC-5200 and MDC-5500 Radar Series is a type-approved commercial marine fishing system engineered for high-reliability deep-sea and offshore vessel operations. Compliant with international IMO/SOLAS and IEC standards, the unit is fully supplied, bench-tested, and supported worldwide by Seanav Marine from our Dubai Maritime City (DMC) technical facility.

Koden MDC-5200/5500 series is the latest high performance radars from Koden with radar overlay onto C-Map Charts; complete with 12.1″ and 15″ Color LCD Displays, respectively.

Target Tracking with up to 100 Targets Fitted as Standard ATA (Automatic Tracking Aid) tracks up to 100 targets.  Vessels being tracked are easily identified with a number and vector line.  Detailed information such as CPA (Closest Point of Approach), TCPA (Time to Closest Point of Approach), Speed, Course etc can be displayed.  If the automatic acquisition zone is set, up to 100 targets entering the zone will be automatically locked and tracked.

1000 Target AIS Interface Fitted as Standard When connected to an AIS receiver, the MDC-5200/5500 Series Radar can display information up to 1000 vessels equipped with AIS transmitters.  Detailed information, such as vessel name, MMSI number, Speed & Course can be displayed on up to 3 targets.

Key Engineering Features & Operational Advantages

• MDC-5204 4ft or 6ft Open Scanner 4kW 48NM
• MDC-5206 4ft or 6ft Open Scanner 6kW 72NM
• MDC-5212 4ft or 6ft Open Scanner 12kW 72NM
• MDC-5225 6ft or 9ft Open Scanner 25kW 96 NM
• 12.1″ or 15″ Sunlight-viewable LCD displays
• Clear image with High-speed sampling in short range
• Auto gain with simple operation
• Trackball operation

Comprehensive Marine Technical Specifications

Comparative Maritime Performance Matrix

Statutory Maritime Compliance & Type Approvals

The Koden Electronics Electronics Koden MDC-5200 and MDC-5500 Radar Series conforms to the highest standards of international maritime safety. It is designed to satisfy IMO (International Maritime Organization) performance standards, SOLAS Chapter V/IV mandates, and IEC 60945 environmental requirements. The equipment is accepted across major IACS classification societies including DNV, Lloyd’s Register (LR), American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Bureau Veritas (BV), and ClassNK for newbuild outfitting and drydock retrofits.

Seanav Marine Support, Workbench Calibration & Global Supply

Seanav Marine operates from Dubai Maritime City (DMC), offering end-to-end supply, inspection, workbench testing, and lifecycle support for Koden Electronics equipment. All units undergo electrical functional testing and firmware verification before dispatch to shipyards and ports worldwide, backed by dedicated technical support and swift turnaround times.

Frequently Asked Questions (AEO – Answer Engine Optimization)

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