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BR1000
No Longer Available
MSRP: $11,995.00
Bridge Navigation Watch Alarm System
Display Size7 inches
Display TypeColor LCD
Power Usage24 VDC
Prices and Specifications Subject to Change Without Notice.
All prices shown are in USD. Prices are valid in US and Canada only.
Bridge alarm system
The BR1000 monitors the equipment alarms and presents the equipment status in the Bridge Panel.
- When an equipment alarm is activated, the Bridge Panel automatically displays a list of the equipment generating alarm. “Bridge Alarm” icon flashes and the alarm is generated in 30 seconds. (First Stage)
- If the alarm is not acknowledged in the First Stage, the BR-1000 transmits the alarm to the selected Cabin Panels. (Second Stage)
- If the alarm is not acknowledged within the pre-set time, the system transmits the alarm to all Cabin Panels. (Third Stage)
- The buzzer stops when the officer presses the [BUZ STOP] / [ACK] button. When the cause of the alarm is removed, the Bridge Panel returns to the normal mode.
Watch safety system
The BR1000 detects the watch officer's presence to ensure constant watch.
- While the watch safety system is active, the watch officer in the wheelhouse have to press the button on Timer Reset Panel or operate interfaced equipment at certain intervals. (3-12 min.) If the watch officer does not press the button on Timer Reset Panel or operate interfaced equipment, the Bridge Panel and the Timer Reset Panel generate the visual and audible alarms in 30 seconds. (First Stage)
- If the alarm is not acknowledged in the First Stage, the BR-1000 transmits the alarm to the selected Cabin Panels in the back-up officer’s room and pubic room. (Second Stage)
- If the alarm is not acknowledged within the pre-set time, the system transmits the alarm to all Cabin Panels. (Third Stage)
- The buzzer stops when the officer presses the [BUZ STOP] / [ACK] button. The Bridge Panel will reset the timer and show the normal mode, when the alarm is acknowledged by the watch officer.
