Ship alarm system WAU 100

monitoringanemometer

The WAU 100 is designed to meet the mandatory anemometer and monitoring requirements of ExxonMobil’s Marine Environmental, Safety and Quality Assurance Criteria (MESQAC) for international ocean/seagoing tanker vessels in ExxonMobil affiliate service. The WAU 100 wind alarm system is designed to meet section E.1a of ExxonMobil's MESQAC. The WAU 100 incorporates a touch screen with a simple and intuitive user interface to set the two alarm limits and acknowledge alarms when the wind speed exceeds the set limits. Additionally, it has a built-in printer and mini USB storage for both paper and digital event recording to meet the storage requirements of MESQAC. Further flexibility is offered by using local UTC date and time or synchronisation via NMEA sentences ZDA or RMC. Built-in audible and visible alarms can be supplemented with external beacons and sirens for noisy environments using two relay outputs. The WAU 100 supports out-of-the-box installation with the DEIF WSS 550 or WSS 750 wind sensors, and for a cost-effective total solution, the DEIF XDi-N Wind can easily be integrated with the WAU 100 to provide additional display capability for other locations such as the Engine Control Room. Wind alarm system WAU 100 - Features The wind alarm by DEIF has a list of many features: NMEA0183 input ​ 1 channel for MWV (wind) 1 channel for UTC time (ZDA or RMC) Easy installation, simple wiring Touch screen Wind data and alarm are logged