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DATA SHEET DimensionsØ 200 mm Brass ship bells RINA approved. For crafts up to 20 meters. ON REQUEST: Ability to engrave names or logos boat.
Approved Fog Bell Operation: Hand Held Horn Material: Metal Colreg72: < 65 ft Lloyd's Register Approved: Yes
... Weight * Removable This bell has been reviewed by the U.S. Coast Guard and comply with C.G. 169 Regulations for Sound Signal Appliances as required by Annex III Paragraph 2 of the '72 COLREGS. This bell ...
Perko
... Coast Guard, ABYC and NMMA requirements with a minimum of 200 cm mouth opening and striker mass no less than 3% of mass of the bell. Mounting Bracket included.
... . Our in-house engraving service is available to customize the bell plaque with an engraved message on the accompanying brass plate. Removable 6-inch (15.2 cm) brass bell Made in Italy 9" ...
Weems & Plath
Solid ships bell chrome ø 21 cm € 199,00 Specifications Article number: 3323ch ø 21 cm
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A fog bell is used to signal a vessel's presence to nearby craft when poor weather greatly reduces visibility.
Applications
These bells lend an aesthetic, old-fashioned aspect to a vessel in this era of ubiquitous electronics. Their presence on recreational craft is primarily decorative. They can still be found on some merchant vessels, though an electric or compressed air foghorn is usually used in thick fog. Even when so equipped, such ships sometimes use a bell to signal watch changes and meals.
Technologies
Bells are usually made of brass, with a short lanyard suspended from the internal clapper. Some are engraved with the vessel's name.
Advantages
- Traditional look
- No power consumption
Disadvantages
- Relatively ineffective in thick fog
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