Navigation Light Control Panel

Type 8012

Features

• Continuous supervision of remote navigation lights and wiring, when lights are on or off.
• Controls heavy power loads with various AC and DC voltages.
• Automatic transfer from primary power source to the secondary power source occurs when the primary power is not available.
• Auto transfer to backup light when primary light fails.
• Lights may be arranged in a group for a common task, so that switching one light on turns all lights in the group on.
• Lights may be grouped so that failure of any primary light in the group automatically transfers all of the group members to their backup lights.
• Protected from external short circuits.
• Power on displayed by green lamp.
• Fault signalled by red lamp and internal horn.
• Horn silence button included on front.
• Long life LEDs used for display and status: lamp engraving is back lit.
• Accepts wide range of light wattage.
• Includes dimmer control and internal alarm horn.
• All modules are plug-in and front removable without tools.
• Available in 3 flush mounted enclosures for 8, 12 or 15 modules.
• Included driver outputs for remote MIMIC display.

Typical Installations

Type 8012 Navigation Light Panels are used on a variety of vessels from large freighters to private yachts.

• The 70 m yacht Amadeus is equipped with Type 8012 Navigation Light Control Panel integrated into the Safety Console Mimic.

• Two Type 8012 Navigation Light Control Panels for each of three BC Ferries PacifiCats.  One panel controls and monitors the navigation lights and the other is used to control and monitor the In-Dock Security beacons.

• Navigation lights on the MY La Baronessa are controlled by a Type 8012 Navigation Light Control Panel.

• Many of these yachts are equipped with Type 8012 Navigation Light Control Panels.

• The 46.94 m yacht Mr Terrible is equipped with a Type 8012 Navigation Light Control Panel integrated into a Navigation Light Mimic.

• Large RO-RO/Passenger Ferry.

• The Famille Dufour II with Hamilton Water jets is equipped with PMC control heads and actuators as well as Type 8012 Navigation Light Control Panels.

• S/R Everett formerly M/V Mohawk, the tug component of an articulated tug-barge unit.

• The 36.3 m Brigantine SSV Robert C Seamans is equipped with Type 8012 Navigation Light Panels and Type 8421-9002 Alarm Annunciator Panels
   
• 64.6 m Expedition Yacht MV Aussie Rules is equipped with Type 8012 Navigation Light Panels and a Navigation Light Mimic. Aussie Rules running.
   
• Type 8012 Navigation Light Control Panel mounted horizontally in mimic to meet space requirements.

• 50 m Yacht with mimic.