The Navigation Lanterns Type 760 are developed for...
The Navigation Lanterns Type 760 are developed for all vessels more than 20 m and more than 50m in length according International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 1972.
USB-A and / or USB-C - Charger for Smartphones on ...
USB-A and / or USB-C - Charger for Smartphones on board of a yacht (12 / 24 VDC). Installation in 5 minutes. Crew and Passengers can access the charging facility directly and power their equipment (indicated with blue LED).
The KB-30A is a IMO type approved electronic ship ...
The KB-30A is a IMO type approved electronic ship horn and loud hailing system for marine use that produces a powerful horn signal in excess of 130 decibels for vessels up to 75 meters in length.
This medium main battery disconnect switch, which ...
This medium main battery disconnect switch, which is protected against ignition, can be used in 12, 24 or 32 Volt electrical systems on board of ships.
The ZÖLLNER ZETFON 300/310 – Electronic Shiphor...
The ZÖLLNER ZETFON 300/310 – Electronic Shiphorn with optional microphone unit is type approved for marine use and produces a powerful horn signal in excess of 131 decibels for vessels up to 75 meters in length.
DMX512 Interface MXU01 yacht and superyacht lighti...
DMX512 Interface MXU01 yacht and superyacht lighting control system by using the standard DMX512 digital communication network.
The optional DMX512 interfaces enable the connection and control of all models of ASTEL MARINE LED lights by the help of ...
The T-0A Ship Horn operated by air pressure with t...
The T-0A Ship Horn operated by air pressure with three Trumpets is available white powdercoated or chrome plated, is IMO Certified for boats up to 20 m (65 feet) in length. The D-0A has been developed to maximize audibility.
The T-3A Ship Horn operated by air pressure with t...
The T-3A Ship Horn operated by air pressure with three trumpets is chrome plated, IMO Certified for boats up to 75 m (246 feet) in length. The Model T-3A Air Horn is designed for the discriminating yachtsman.
