ISO 14227:2001
ISO 14227:2001

ISO 14227:2001

December 2001
International standard Current

Small craft - Magnetic compasses

This International Standard specifies the general requirements for the construction as well as the performance oftype tests of magnetic compasses on board small craft of hull length up to 24 m. It refers to liquid magneticcompasses, which can be inspected (e.g. not sealed), either equipped with a direct reading system, or of thereflecting/projecting type.This International Standard also covers magnetic compasses (3.1) not supported on gimbals. The requirementsrelating to gimbals do not refer to such magnetic compasses.This International Standard does not cover dry card compasses, or types of compasses designed on principles different from those stated above or not complying with thedescription given in this clause (e.g. transmitting compasses).

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Publication date

December 2001

Number of pages

8 p.

Reference

ISO 14227:2001

ICS Codes

47.080   Small craft

Print number

1 - janvier 2002
Sumary
Small craft - Magnetic compasses

This International Standard specifies the general requirements for the construction as well as the performance of

type tests of magnetic compasses on board small craft of hull length up to 24 m. It refers to liquid magnetic

compasses, which can be inspected (e.g. not sealed), either equipped with a direct reading system, or of the

reflecting/projecting type.

This International Standard also covers magnetic compasses (3.1) not supported on gimbals. The requirements

relating to gimbals do not refer to such magnetic compasses.

This International Standard does not cover

 dry card compasses, or

 types of compasses designed on principles different from those stated above or not complying with the

description given in this clause (e.g. transmitting compasses).

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