The CASSENS & PLATH IOTA/2 surface-mounted spherical compass with its fully cardanic bearing is suitable as a steering compass for console, wall (bulkhead) or ceiling mounting.The housing, the adjustable hood and the mounting bracket are made of brass and can be stove-enameled black or white. Under the polished mineral glass bell is the fully gimbal-mounted, black counter-sight compass rose with 5° graduation. The apparent diameter of the rose is 100 mm.Supplied with MED certificate (see also "Downloads") and 12 volt red light illumination element.Technical features:Dimensions: 160 x 165 x 127mmBearing: Fully cardanicApparent rose: Ø 100mmRolling clearance: /- 180°Stamp clearance: /- 180°A mounted B C compensation is recommended. With the cover plate (with or without B C compensation), the compass can be used in various positions. Both can be found under "Accessories".

MED/SOLAS approval (see under "Downloads & Information" further down on this page).Professional compass CASSENS & PLATH TYPE/11. The heavy flat glass compass with cardanic suspension is available in two versions.The TYPE/21 bearing/reflection compass is fitted with a brass graduated ring. The brass centre piece, onto which the bearing sight (available as an extra) is attached, is also located on the upper cover glass. This makes it possible to take bearings.The bearing/reflection compass is suitable for use in reflection compass systems and a bearing stand.The TYPE/21 steering compass corresponds to the bearing/reflection compass, but without the bearing ring and centre piece. The outer ring is black here.The steering compass is used as a ceiling or table steering compass or is used in reflection attachments.The TYPE/21 steering compass in the desk binnacle with hood is gimballed in the desk binnacle/160 (suspended in the fore-and-aft direction). The desk binnacle is approved for coastal navigation. The brass hood with insight placed on this GRP lower ring.The 24V lighting element, which is also included in the scope of delivery, illuminates the rose chart from above.To allow the compass to be tilted freely, the deck must be provided with a corresponding cut-out.Technical data:Card diameter 160 mm (6½")Card print north under north (north under south possible as a chargeable extra)1° graduation3-digit numbers every 10°8 cardinal/intercardinal points marked separately1 steering aperture ahead and 1 aft1° graduation on the graduated ring of the bearing compassLongitudinal ship suspension, with bronze bearing bushesVibration-resistant expansion diaphragmUnder "Accessories" you will find the following extras further down on this page:A pair of compass arms for use as a table compass (Article-No. 3730-102)Azimuth device (Article-No. 3730-105)Steering magnifier (Article-No. 3730-108)Lighting element 12 or 24 volt (Article-No. 3730-112 and -124)Surface-mounted dimmer for 24 volt lighting (Article-No. 3730-106)B+C corrector (Article-No. 3730-101)D corrector (Article-No. 3730-107)Wooden storage box (Article-No. 3730-109)

MED/SOLAS approval (see under "Downloads & Information" further down on this page).Professional compass CASSENS & PLATH TYPE/11. The heavy flat glass compass with cardanic suspension is available in two versions.The TYPE/11 bearing/reflection compass is fitted with a brass graduated ring. The brass centre piece, onto which the bearing sight (available as an extra) is attached, is also located on the upper cover glass. This makes it possible to take bearings.The bearing/reflection compass is suitable for use in reflection compass systems and a bearing stand.The TYPE/11 steering compass corresponds to the bearing/reflection compass, but without the bearing ring and centre piece. The outer ring is black here.The steering compass is used as a ceiling or table steering compass or is used in reflection attachments.Technical data:Card diameter 180 mm (7½")Card print north under north (north under south possible as a chargeable extra)1° graduation3-digit numbers every 10°8 cardinal/intercardinal points marked separately1 steering aperture ahead and 1 aft1° graduation on the graduated ring of the bearing compassLongitudinal ship suspension, with bronze bearing bushesVibration-resistant expansion diaphragmUnder "Accessories" you will find the following extras further down on this page:A pair of compass arms for use as a table compass (Article-No. 3730-102)Azimuth device (Article-No. 3730-105)Steering magnifier (Article-No. 3730-108)Lighting element 12 or 24 volt (Article-No. 3730-112 and -124)Surface-mounted dimmer for 24 volt lighting (Article-No. 3730-106)B+C corrector (Article-No. 3730-101)D corrector (Article-No. 3730-107)Wooden storage box (Article-No. 3730-109)