Engine Order

Telegraph

Communicate Wheelhouse to Engine Room

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Marine Throttle Twin Lever

Designed to enhance the wiping area

Horizontal 

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Shaft/Propeller

RPM System

Signal Convector and Digital Display

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Operation

When the compressed air is allowed to act on the diaphragm, it vibrates to produce sound waves which passes through the horn and gets amplified in it. The simple arrangement consists of a diaphragm with an air inlet port. The diaphragm is contained in a conical shaped curved structure horn, which helps in amplifying and spreading the sound.

Advantages

  • Entirely made of best non-corrosion, seawater resistant materials
  • Sound horn made of sheet-aluminum (not plastic!)
  • Easy exchange of all parts with onboard tools
  • Simple but matured design, almost maintenance-free
  • Simple but matured design, almost maintenance-free

Essentials

  • Full compliance with the Colregs 1972 Annex III
  • Application: Vessels of class II, 75 m but less than 200 min length
  • Compressed air requirement: 7-40 bar free, dry air
  • System voltage: AC 1phase or 24 V DC
MODEL SHIP LENGTH
(m)
FUND FREQ.
(Hz)
S.P.L IMO
(dB/1m,1/3oct)
AIR CONS.
(l/s)
ELEC. SOL.
AC.V
GG25275-200 25213835AC 230V or DC24V
GG143>200 10714350AC 230V or DC24V
GG13875-200 19913835AC 230V or DC24V
GG130 20-75 35013020AC 230V or DC24V