Repeater Compasses

Repeater Compasses

The Repeater Compasses series provides reliable and versatile heading display systems designed for various naval and maritime vessels. It includes three primary variants—Bearing Repeater Compass, Steering Repeater Compass, and Course Repeater Compass—each tailored for a specific navigational function. These units feature rugged casings suited for bridge, open deck, or conning station use, and they integrate easily with gyro compass outputs via standardized interfaces.

The Bearing Repeater uses a 360° compass rose and an optical bearing device, allowing crews to align visually and reference targets accurately. Meanwhile, the Steering Repeater offers fixed and rotating dial displays, making it ideal for command bridge steering tasks. In contrast, the Course Repeater fits conning positions and radar consoles, providing stable heading data in both analog and digital formats. All models include automatic dimming, high-contrast displays, and shock-resistant mechanical construction to withstand naval vibration conditions.

Naval forces deploy Repeater Compasses across platforms like destroyers, submarines, patrol craft, and aircraft carriers. These repeaters deliver consistent heading data to multiple zones—from helm stations to aft control or mission planning areas. Furthermore, their modular build ensures seamless operation even during power rerouting or primary system failures, supporting continuous situational awareness.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies this full suite of repeater systems to help improve navigational accuracy, fleet coordination, and operational awareness on critical naval missions.

Can different repeater types be installed simultaneously on the same vessel?
Yes. Ships can install all three Repeater Compasses types in different zones at once. Each model serves a distinct role while syncing with a common gyro compass source.