Resolution MSC.532(107) introduces a new requirement under SOLAS Regulation V/19.2.12, mandating the carriage of electronic inclinometers on new container ships and bulk carriers of 3,000 GT and above. From 1 January 2026, these vessels must be equipped with an approved electronic inclinometer to enable the Voyage Data Recorder (VDR) to determine, display, and record roll motion — providing vital data on operational stability.

JRC Europe has developed a complete solution, combining a high-precision roll sensor with a dedicated display, fully compliant with IMO Resolution MSC.363(92) – Performance Standards for Electronic Inclinometers. Our robust digital roll sensor delivers accurate and reliable measurements, ensuring long-term performance under demanding maritime conditions.

Designed for straightforward integration, the system is suitable for all SOLAS-class vessels, including merchant ships and cruise liners.

With its bright 8.4-inch display and the latest Open Bridge GUI, the inclinometer delivers clarity and consistency on the bridge. Crews benefit from a familiar interface that speeds up training and boosts operational confidence, particularly when used alongside other systems with an Open Bridge. Which contributes to safer decision-making situations.

• Complete inclinometer system: 
• Latest Open Bridge GUI
  • 8,4” Touchscreen Display
  • Compact and robust motion sensor
  • Serial to IP converter
• Fully approved: DNV-GL, BSH
• Different color mode
• Centralized Dimming with DDC Sentence
• Several interfaces serial and LAN to connect VDR and BAMS
• Easy to integrate with JRC Ocean Explorer 3
• External Dimming Panel (optional)