Layout of Ship Lights

The layout of ship lights specifies the location, quantity and classification of each navigation light on the ship (such as headlights, rear lights, side lights, signal lights, etc.). The design of the control panel needs to arrange the control switches, adjustment buttons or display screen interfaces according to these locations. Different lights may need to be controlled independently or centrally, so the layout diagram helps determine the appropriate control distribution method.

The layout of ship lights shows the distribution of lamps, and designers can reasonably plan the distribution of power, load balancing and cable layout according to the location and number of lamps. This helps to ensure that the power requirements of the lamps are met while avoiding power overload or insufficient power.

The layout of lamps in various areas of the ship (such as the cockpit, deck, etc.) may affect the design layout of the control panel. The control panel should facilitate the crew to quickly switch and adjust the status of lamps according to regional needs. The layout diagram provides a basis for the regional division and interface layout of the control panel.

The Circuit Diagram of Ship Lights

The circuit diagram can ensure that the current, voltage, short-circuit protection and other functions of the lamp are correctly implemented on the control panel, thus avoiding electrical failures and safety hazards.

Different types of navigation lights (such as LED lights, incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps, etc.) have different requirements for circuits. The circuit diagram provides the compatibility basis between the lamps and the control panel to ensure that all lamps work properly.

According to the electrical characteristics of the lamp (such as voltage, current, power) and control requirements (manual control, automatic adjustment, remote control, etc.), the designer can choose the appropriate circuit design scheme. The circuit diagram helps determine the wiring method of the lamp, the configuration of the relay, the power distribution, etc.

Navigation Light List

Navigation light list lists all the types of navigation lights on the ship (such as navigation lights, signal lights, working lights, etc.). The power, voltage, and control method of each light may be different. The design of the control panel must provide appropriate control options for different types of lights, such as manual switches, automatic adjustment, or remote control.

The number and power of the lights in the list help designers calculate the power requirements and ensure that the power system of the control panel can support the normal operation of all lights to avoid power overload or voltage instability.

Based on the lighting list, designers can group the lights by function, area, or type and perform modular design on the control panel. For example, the driving area lights and deck lights may require independent control areas, while some lights with similar functions can be centrally controlled.

Other details

The navigation and signal light control panel is customized, which means other functions(like dimming knob, etc.) are available. Further, the certificate required need to be put forward in advance.