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SAFETY ON BOARD welcome. Founded in 2002 sm electrics provides engineering and contract manufacturing services as well as key shipborne MED type approved alarm systems including Bridge Alert Management (BAM), Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS), Light Signal Columns, Engine Order Telegraph and further maritime equipment. Its well established sales & service network covering the world’s maritime hotspots complemented with well qualified and motivated staff as the company’s backbone is resulting in sustained success. CONTACT +49 4344 819 23 10 info@sm-electrics.de...

PRODUCT RANGE Nautical Alarm System Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System Engine Order Telegraph Rudder Angle Indicator Emergency Engine Order Telegraph Hospital Call System Telegraph Logger Miscellaneous Products Light Signal Alarm System Dead Man Alarm (for engine room watch) 4 Cold Store Lock-In Alarm System Bridge Alert Management

APPLICATION 7“ full graphic display easy to install intuitive operation The main advantage of the NAS24 is its concept of operations. The whole commissioning such as alarm text changes, alarm delays and alarm input characteristics of the 23 binary inputs can be adjusted on the 7” touch screen panel. This makes the NAS24 a perfectly customizable alarm system for any kind of alarm monitoring application. Due to its type approval certificate, the NAS24 can be installed on the bridge as well as in the engine control room or any other location. As an additional feature the NAS24 has also the...

CONTROL UNIIT PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT alarm transfer location #1 (selectable) 24VDC/600mA operation panel CONTROL PANEL alarm transfer location #2 (selectable) 24VDC/600mA 8 hardware function keys control unit CONTROL UNIT simtic extension internal buzzer terminal modul with CPU and extension unit integrated alarm buzzer ADDITIONAL INFORMATION parameter adjustable input logic n/o or n/c (each channel) alarm delay 0 … 99 sec (each channel) each channel selectable as alarm or status indication alarm & status indication color selectable alarm transfer delay 0…99 sec (common alarm) 4 individual...

APPLICATION type approved by major classes alarm system for nautical alarms sustained OOW support type approved BNWAS included An integrated Type Approved (wheel-marked) bridge navigational watch alarm system ( BNWAS) transfers unattended alarms automatically to selected backup officer areas. A connecting module is monitoring all BNWAS alarm devices and reset facilities. Intelligent features, such as a self-test routine, are included as standard – evidence of the company’s long-standing experience. The certified Bridge Alert Management system with integrated BNWAS – BAM le guardian 3000 is...

BRIDGE ALERT MANAGEMENT le guardian dual power supply for work station your safety work station 24VDC redundant 24VDC system supply power supply touch panel DUAL POWER SUPPLY PHILOSOPHY redundancy module BRIDGE WINGS reset unit reset unit reset units control unit motion sensor reset units BRIDGE AREA operation device connecting module radar software selector alarm, acknowledge and sound-off interface to all nautical systems generating audible alarm on bridge OFFICER´S AREA ACM, ALC, ALF, ARC, acc. to IEC 61924-2, ALR, TXT, ACK, HBT acc. to IEC 61162-1 (2) via network protocol EN 61162-450...

PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT TOUCH PANEL SUPPLY REDUNDANCY MODULE modern multi touch technology BUZZER with USB port DIN-Rail mounted 32 CH CONTACT INPUT MODULE 32 binbary input channel DCV-GL certified DCV-GL certified 12 CH RELAY OUTPUT EXTENSION MODULE 12 channel relay output extension module CABINET / MOUNTING PLATE 8 serial to ethernet ports mounting plate for BAM (basic) internal wiring work included PERIPHERY CONNECTION MODULE incl. BNWAS visualisation LCM 310.24.0.0 | LCM 310.24.0.0 distribution of all BNWAS alarm and reset facilities NMEA interface

PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT APPLICATION SOFTWARE CLIENT APPLICATION SOFTWARE SERVER visualisation + operation server BNWAS periphery equipment see page 23. COLD STORE LOCK-IN ALARM SYSTEM LIAS That highly standardized and modular system is based on a certified 4,3” full graphic touch panel with tight PLC TS35 terminal rail module. Up to six calling points will be monitored and clearly indicated including escalating alarm devices and interface to the higher-ranking BAM/CAM system. The system has been designed with 230VAC main and 24VDC back-up supply. 750051 LIAS main station LIAS extension alarm...

APPLICATION compact connecting module intuitive control philosophy easy to install The bridge navigational watch alarm system (BNWAS) monitors bridge activity and detects operator disability that could lead to marine accidents. The system monitors the awareness of the Officer Of the Watch (OOW) and automatically alerts the Master or another qualified person if for any reason the OOW becomes incapable of performing the OOW‘s duties. This process is subdivided in different alarm stages which primarily try to alert the OOW via visual and audible alerts. In case the BNWAS does not receive any...

BRIDGE WINGS SAMPLE SYSTEM large vessels reset unit reset unit reset units operation device reset units motion sensor control unit operation device reset units control unit connecting module connecting module NMEA expansion module NMEA expansion module software selector software selector SAMPLE SYSTEM small vessels automatic start from autopilot (dry contact or NMEA) OFFICER´S AREA motion sensor BRIDGE AREA BRIDGE AREA reset units OFFICER´S AREA SAMPLE SYSTEM medium vessels control unit reset unit operation device control unit connecting module NMEA expansion module BRIDGE AREA emergency...

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MSC 86 legal background ALARM STATES A Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS) has to be installed as follows: ___COUNT-DOWN___ *** 4:13 *** • Ships of 150 gross tonnage and upwards and passanger ships irrespective of size constructed on or after 1st July 2011; **BACK-UP SUPPLY** *** FAILURE *** warning state ** ALARM STAGE 1 ** ________0:44________ alarm state • Passenger ships irrespective of size constructed 1st July 2011, not later than first survey after 1st July 2011; • Ships of 3,000 gross tonnage and upwards constructed before 1st July 2011, not later...