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Furuno BR-500

Furuno BR-500

BNWAS FURUNO BR- 500 monitors the presence watch officer on the bridge to prevent maritime accidents . The system sends a warning signal to the cabin understudy watch officer if Watchman Assistant does not respond to an active warning or emergency call. Watch , after a certain period ( from 3 to 12 minutes ) time , acknowledges the system panel reset timer performs actions which are removed motion sensor or perform any actions with navigation equipment (ECDIS , radar , etc.). If the Assistant is not doing this or that for a predetermined time interval , in the pilothouse included visual and audible alarm . If the Assistant does not respond to the alarm included ( already acknowledged signlaizatsiyu buttons can only be acknowledged ), BR- 500 transmits a signal to the size cabin panels installed in other areas of the vessel (usually the captain, mate, place the total harvest and dining room) , to inform the captain and other helpers of the incapacity of the ship's captain assistant. Capacity to control assistant FURUNO offers additional motion sensor. Furthermore , an additional panel flasher , allowing watch officer recognize visual alarm .

  • Compliance resolution IMO MSC.128 ( 75 ) 
  • Presence watch officer in order to avoid accidents at sea
  • An alarm backup assistant in the case when the officer of the watch does not respond to the preliminary notification or control signal
  • Quick access buttons to call up the navigator or an emergency callNotice navigators reserve system failure path control vessel
  • Derivation of ALR for DDRMotion sensor and alarm panel Flashing optional
  • Privacy settings menu password • Selectable ( Human Hand off included • Select Automatic timer interval (3 - 12 min ) • System Testing
  • Easy to read text and graphics
  • Multi-language interface -English Russian Japanese Chinese or Korean
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