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BNWAS BW-800 is produced in Denmark to ensure the high level of quality is maintained. BW-800 is designed as a cost effective product and it is easy to install which means low installation costs for the vessel owner. The small size ...

The VL-BNWAS was developed to detect the awareness of the officer of watch (OOW) to avoid accidents. In case the OOW is incapable, the system automatically generates several alarm stages. Due to its modular design it will be possible ...

Bridge Navigation Watch Alarm System (BNWAS) This system gives an alarm to prevent accidents at sea if it detects abnormalities in the watch officer's condition. If the system is not reset within the designated time period, the system ...

Fully compliant with IMO Resolution MSC.128(75), IEC 62616 (2010) and MED Wheelmarked with futher Classification Society Type Approvals from RMRS, CCS, KR, CR and USCG, the Navitron NT990 BNWAS can be supplied as a basic system to operate ...

CargoBoss is a cargo and ballast monitoring software that acts as the eyes and ears of seafarers, allowing constant monitoring of all the critical parameters of liquid cargo tanks. What Is It? CargoBoss is a user-friendly software ...
Enraf Marine Systems

Preventing marine accidents. The Acon NNWAS/CAM alert system will give you a complete overview of the bridge alert system. In addition it monitors bridge activity and detects operator disability during one-man bridge operation. The ...
Kongsberg Maritime

Meets IMO resolution MSC.128(75) for "Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS)" Monitors the watch officer's presence for maritime casualty avoidance Transmits alarm to the backup officer in accommodation, if watch ...

Features The Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS) main purpose is to monitor the presence of watch officers and their alertness for early detection of unsafe sailing conditions. Dual LED backlight The JCX-161 incorporates ...

The Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS) main purpose is to monitor the presence of watch officers and their alertness for early detection of unsafe sailing conditions. Dual LED backlight The JCX-161 incorporates many display ...

The purpose of the Mega-Guard Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS) is to monitor bridge activity and detect operator disability which could lead to marine accidents. The BNWAS monitors the awareness of the officer on the bridge ...


Discover our Fleet Management System Marad is a type approved Fleet Management System consisting of various modules. Marad is practical, powerful and proven, used on thousands of vessels, plants, machinery and other locations. All ...

New technologies, experience and feedback from operators throughout the years have culminated in the latest creation of SDT, i.e. the SDT270 receiver. The Sherlog MASTER completes the SDT Sherlog product range with state of the art equipment ...
SDT International

SOLAS XII/12 - Water Ingress Monitoring for Bulk Carriers. Our WIM system is based on the LEVELMASTER® CALM, a level monitoring system that today is successfully installed on many types of vessels. By utilising accurate electro- pneumatic ...

JOWA USA's MetriGuard Water Ingress Alarm System is intended for usage on bulk carriers. It complies with the proposed SOLAS regulations (Chapter XII, Regulation 12) requiring water level alarms in cargo holds and certain other spaces. The ...

The Acon Bridge Navigational Watch system (BNWAS) helps to prevent marine accidents. It monitors bridge activity and detects operator disability during one-man bridge operation. BNWA meets NAUT-OC/AW, NAUT-OSV, IMO MSC.128 and IEC 62616 ...
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