ENOS Receiver ERX-P | Permanent Helm Station Installation

ENOS BT Display System – Integrated Bridge & Helm Installation

The ENOS BT Display System is designed for permanent installation on the bridge, in the wheelhouse, or at the captain’s helm station.

It provides the same proven ENOS rescue functionality and modern app-based operation as the standard ERX-BT system, while allowing the receiver and other electronic components to be installed discreetly behind the dashboard, inside the console, or underneath the helm station.

Only the dedicated display holder and tablet remain visible, creating a clean, professional installation that integrates seamlessly with the vessel’s existing navigation equipment.

Clean & Professional Bridge Installation

The display version is ideal for vessels where the ENOS system is intended to become a permanent part of the bridge equipment.

The tablet is securely positioned in a dedicated holder within easy reach of the captain or bridge crew, while the receiver and associated electronics can be installed out of sight.

This provides:

• A clean and uncluttered helm station

• Permanent access to the ENOS rescue display

• Protected installation of receiver electronics

• Easy integration with existing bridge equipment

• Fast access in an emergency situation

Redesigned ENOS App

The new ENOS App provides a modern, intuitive interface designed for fast operation when every second counts.

Map & Radar View

Operators can switch between two display modes depending on the situation:

Map View
Displays the vessel and activated ENOS transmitters on an integrated Google Maps interface for clear geographical orientation. Map data can also be available offline when stored on the connected device.

Radar View
Provides a classic circular radar-style display showing the relative position of activated ENOS transmitters. The display radius automatically adjusts according to the most distant emergency signal.

Personalized Transmitter Identification

Individual ENOS transmitters can be assigned custom names, making it possible to identify divers, crew members, guests, or teams immediately instead of relying only on transmitter IDs.

Active Transmitter List & History

The app provides a clear overview of all active transmitters and includes a history function for reviewing and documenting emergency events.

Automatic Software Updates

The ENOS App automatically checks for available software updates when logging in, helping ensure that the system remains up to date.

Bluetooth 3.0 & Smart Connect

The ENOS BT Display System uses the new BT3 Bluetooth chip for reliable communication between the ENOS receiver and the bridge-mounted tablet.

The upgraded Bluetooth connection provides:

• Improved connection stability

• Faster data transmission

• Reduced energy consumption

• Reliable communication between receiver and display

• Greater flexibility when positioning the receiver inside the bridge console

Automatic Receiver Recognition

The ENOS App automatically detects the individual MAC address of the receiver and connects directly.

No manual Bluetooth pairing is required.

This is especially useful for integrated installations where the receiver itself may be installed behind panels or underneath the helm station.

USB-C Charging & LiFePO₄ Battery Technology

The ENOS BT Display System features modern USB-C charging for convenient and straightforward power management on board.

The integrated LiFePO₄ rechargeable battery technology provides a durable and reliable power solution designed for demanding marine use.

Key advantages include:

• USB-C charging for simple and convenient connection

• LiFePO₄ battery technology for high cycle life and long-term durability

• Stable and reliable battery performance

• Reduced maintenance requirements compared with conventional battery technologies

• Suitable for regular professional use on dive boats, liveaboards, and marine vessels

The battery charge level can be monitored directly through the ENOS system, allowing the bridge crew to keep the receiver’s power status under control at all times.

Ideal for Concealed Receiver Installation

Depending on the vessel configuration, the ENOS receiver can be installed:

• Behind the bridge dashboard

• Inside the helm console

• Underneath the control desk

• Inside an electronics cabinet

• In another protected location close to the navigation station

This keeps the visible bridge installation minimal while protecting the receiver and associated electronics from unnecessary exposure.

External GPS Antenna Support

The ERX-BT-I version is particularly suitable for integrated bridge installations.

Its connection for an external GPS antenna allows the receiver to remain inside the enclosed wheelhouse or helm console while the antenna is positioned externally for optimal GPS and UHF reception.

This combines a clean installation with reliable signal performance.

Real-Time Vessel & System Information

Important navigation and system information is displayed directly on the bridge-mounted tablet, including:

• Date and time

• Vessel speed

• Vessel heading

• Receiver battery level

• GPS signal quality

• Number of connected GPS satellites

The captain or bridge crew therefore has all relevant ENOS information available directly at the helm.

Multiple Emergency Signals at the Same Time

The ENOS system can receive, process, and clearly display multiple GPS-based emergency signals simultaneously.

If several divers or crew members activate their ENOS transmitters, each emergency position can be displayed individually on the bridge screen.

This allows the crew to quickly assess the situation and coordinate an efficient recovery operation.

Detection of ENOS Transmitters from Other Vessels

The receiver can also process compatible ENOS emergency signals originating from other vessels in the surrounding area.

As a result, ENOS-equipped boats can assist one another during search-and-rescue operations, creating an additional layer of safety at sea.

Distance, Bearing & GPS Position

No advanced navigation knowledge is required to interpret an ENOS emergency signal.

The system clearly displays:

• Distance to the person in distress

• Bearing / direction

• GPS position

The bridge crew can immediately navigate toward the activated transmitter using either the relative position information or the transmitted GPS coordinates.

Why Choose the ENOS BT Display System?

• Permanent bridge or helm installation

• Dedicated tablet holder for clear visibility

• Receiver electronics can be concealed behind or underneath the helm station

• Clean and professional bridge appearance

• Autonomous GPS-based marine rescue system

• No mobile network required

• New ENOS App with intuitive user interface

• Map and radar display modes

• Simultaneous display of multiple emergency transmitters

• Personalized transmitter identification

• Emergency signal history

• Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity with BT3 chip

• Automatic receiver recognition

• USB-C charging

• Long-life LiFePO₄ rechargeable battery technology

• External GPS antenna support with ERX-BT-I

• Real-time vessel and GPS information

• Direct distance, bearing, and GPS positioning

• Designed for fast operation by captain and bridge crew

Seamlessly Integrated into the Bridge

The ENOS BT Display System combines powerful marine rescue technology with a discreet, professional installation.

With the tablet positioned directly at the helm and the receiver electronics installed out of sight, the system becomes a permanent and easily accessible part of the vessel’s safety equipment without adding unnecessary clutter to the bridge.

Modern USB-C charging and LiFePO₄ battery technology further improve everyday operation, providing a durable and practical power solution for professional marine environments.

For dive vessels, liveaboards, charter boats, and professional marine operators, the ENOS BT Display System provides immediate access to critical rescue information exactly where it is needed most: at the captain’s control station.