BNWAS in UAE

Technical specifications of the BNWAS warning system in UAE

The Walker P7007 John Lilley and Gillie Bridge Navigation Watch Alarm System (BNWAS) combines the latest BNWAS technology with the ease and functionality of a new integrated touchscreen display unit.

The complete system can be completed with the Walker P7008 Remote Rest repeater unit. The unit is remotely resettable and easy to carry due to its small size. This part accompanies the main unit BNWAS P7007 to provide more versatility and additional protections for the whole system.

The P7008 unit duplicates the basic reset function of the original BNWAS unit and features touch sensitive buttons, a compact digital display and individual dimmer buttons on each individual unit. The main feature of this device is the presence of a built-in motion sensor, which offers the flexibility to act as a remote sensing unit as well as reset.

Due to its small size and easy portability, the BNWAS device fully complies with the standards and regulations of the IMO Maritime Safety Committee. Therefore, its use is mandatory for all marine vessels over 150 gross tons. It also comes with the assurance of exceptional design, build quality and reliability from a company with over 200 years of marine equipment engineering experience.

Key features of the device

• Approved BNWAS system

• Modular design allows ship customization

• Motion sensor included (can be disabled)

• Built-in battery backup

Ships and boats are considered means of transportation that are used for both tourist and commercial purposes. Due to the fact that a large amount of commercial transactions around the world are carried out by ships and also a large number of people are transported as passengers by various types of ships and boats, there is a need to ensure the security of sea travel in the best possible way. . Bridge navigation watch alarm system in ships and boats is one of the tools that can provide the ability to control the position of ships and boats around the globe for the owners of goods and capital or companies providing tourism services.

The purpose of using this warning system, known as BNWAS in UAE, is to monitor bridge activity and detect operator incapacity, both of which can lead to marine accidents.

Application of the warning system of the BNWAS bridge navigation clock in Dubai

The movement of people and goods by boat and ship, due to the high potential of various incidents in the waters of the planet, brings a lot of concerns for capital owners and companies providing tourism services. Storm, getting lost and drowning are among the risks that a boat or ship may face during a sea trip and put people's lives and capital at risk. The use of the BNWAS warning system on boats and ships provides the opportunity to alert the Officer of the Watch (OOW) by sounding an alarm. So with the help of BNWAS, the situation can be brought under control and the master or other qualified OOW can be automatically alerted if the main OOW is incapacitated and unable to perform his/her duties.