The Tideland AB-560 fog signal incorporates five drivers/emitters producing 133.2 dB at 1m equivalent and with a usual range of 2NM. It broadcasts a 360º sound beam in the horizontal plane, with a pre-selected code and can be operated either from mains power using a battery charger and battery, or DC power using primary depolarized cells or a solar power system.

The drivers/emitters are housed in robust GRP casings and are mounted in a galvanized steel structure designed to withstand severe storms. They operate at less than 25% of rated capacity, which results in exceptional efficiency and life expectancy.

Lynn and Inner Dowsing were acquired by Centrica, parent company of British Gas, in December 2003. Initial civil engineering work began in November 2006 and turbine installation and commissioning will take place during 2008, while full operation is expected by the end of that year. Power will be transmitted to shore via subsea cables and then by underground cables to a new substation at Middlemarch, Skegness.

Together, the two wind farms are expected to provide enough power for 130,000 homes and significantly reduce CO₂ emissions.