Navigational lights system
A navigational lights manufacturer has launched an innovative modular system of light control and monitoring
Lopolight said its new NLC system allows great flexibility and variety of use for any maritime professional, whatever type and size of vessel they may be operating.
The company said it gives reliable and precise monitoring of navigation lights which is needed both for safety and it is required by the authorities, such as Class, Flag, Maritime authorities and IMO.
Efficient lighting
The Lopolight NLC system, which works with Lopolight Navigation Lights, is modular, allowing the user to select required modules, whilst maintaining safety and compliance.
This modular solution was created for simplicity. By grouping the elements of the system into modules, the user only needs to make three choices to tailormake their own system.
The navigation light controller is the core of the system for controlling and monitoring a vessel’s nav lights equipped with the unique Lopolight monitor relay, one for each light. It’s scalable from four up to 60 lights.
There are several choices to control the system, the first being a push button panel. The classic robust panel is available in three sizes depending on the number of lights to control 14, 21 and 28.
The interactive mimic panel is the latest addition to the range and as the name indicates it presents a mimic of the vessel and through the touch interface is directly controllable from the screen.
It’s extremely versatile with an unlimited number of light groups. It also provides the possibility of creating light group interactions. For example, when the anchor lights are activated, the running light will turn off.
A comprehensive alarm log is readily accessible for the oncoming watch.