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Marine Broadcasting System Speaker - Applied to Daecheongdo, Yeonpyeongdo, and Ganghwado of the Republic of Korea Marine Corps
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2025-07-30
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Luminvision's maritime warning broadcasting system has been deployed on Daecheongdo, Yeonpyeongdo, and Ganghwado, located in the five West Sea islands.
It was installed at a ROK Marine Corps outpost, and a dual control system allows remote broadcasting operations from both the outpost itself and the remote situation room.
It was introduced for maritime warning broadcasts to Chinese fishing boats and other vessels. The model used is the LMS-4000RX4.
This is a rotating pan-tilt speaker. By rotating the pan-tilt, the camera can be used to identify the broadcast target and output a powerful, clear sound through the speaker.
The Republic of Korea Marine Corps required a system capable of transmitting and transcribing sound from a distance of 3km or more.
However, our company's maritime broadcast speakers delivered clear sound even beyond that distance.
According to the operating unit, the third-party equipment delivered several years ago failed to transmit sound for up to 3km after being deployed in the field (the West Sea 5 Islands). The ROK Navy, Coast Guard, Army, Air Force, and other various regions and overseas have proven their performance with LUMIN's long-range sound wave speakers, and they are satisfied with their performance and are confident they can be used effectively in operations.
This is because the natural conditions in the West Sea 5 Islands are much more demanding than those inland, where performance was evaluated prior to delivery.
Luminvision is the only company that supplies and operates long-range warning broadcast speaker equipment to major domestic and international organizations, including the Republic of Korea Army, Republic of Korea Navy, Republic of Korea Air Force, Republic of Korea Marine Corps, and Republic of Korea Coast Guard.
Our technology, which satisfies all requirements in terms of performance and functionality, has outperformed domestic and international competitors and maintained numerous domestic and international export records.
When linked with RADAR, target tracking broadcasts can be performed automatically or manually.
Optional integration with thermal imaging cameras, rangefinders, and searchlights allows for versatile application in a variety of environments.
It was installed at a ROK Marine Corps outpost, and a dual control system allows remote broadcasting operations from both the outpost itself and the remote situation room.
It was introduced for maritime warning broadcasts to Chinese fishing boats and other vessels. The model used is the LMS-4000RX4.
This is a rotating pan-tilt speaker. By rotating the pan-tilt, the camera can be used to identify the broadcast target and output a powerful, clear sound through the speaker.
The Republic of Korea Marine Corps required a system capable of transmitting and transcribing sound from a distance of 3km or more.
However, our company's maritime broadcast speakers delivered clear sound even beyond that distance.
According to the operating unit, the third-party equipment delivered several years ago failed to transmit sound for up to 3km after being deployed in the field (the West Sea 5 Islands). The ROK Navy, Coast Guard, Army, Air Force, and other various regions and overseas have proven their performance with LUMIN's long-range sound wave speakers, and they are satisfied with their performance and are confident they can be used effectively in operations.
This is because the natural conditions in the West Sea 5 Islands are much more demanding than those inland, where performance was evaluated prior to delivery.
Luminvision is the only company that supplies and operates long-range warning broadcast speaker equipment to major domestic and international organizations, including the Republic of Korea Army, Republic of Korea Navy, Republic of Korea Air Force, Republic of Korea Marine Corps, and Republic of Korea Coast Guard.
Our technology, which satisfies all requirements in terms of performance and functionality, has outperformed domestic and international competitors and maintained numerous domestic and international export records.
When linked with RADAR, target tracking broadcasts can be performed automatically or manually.
Optional integration with thermal imaging cameras, rangefinders, and searchlights allows for versatile application in a variety of environments.
