Marine Automatic Control Air Horn

Marine Automatic Control Air Horn

Description:

Marine Automatic Control Air Horn is an important safety feature on ships, helping to ensure that communication between vessels and shore-based facilities is clear and effective. The air horn is typically mounted on the ship's deck and consists of a compressor, a reservoir tank, a set of valves, and a horn. The compressor pumps air into the reservoir tank, which is used to power the horn. The valves control the flow of air, allowing the horn to emit a sound of a specific pitch and duration. The automatic control feature allows the air horn to be activated remotely, either by a button on the ship's bridge or by a pre-programmed timer. This ensures that the horn is sounded at regular intervals, such as when entering or leaving port, or in the event of an emergency. The sound produced by a Marine Automatic Control Air Horn is typically a series of short, sharp blasts of varying duration and pitch, with each blast lasting between 2 and 6 seconds. The specific pattern of blasts can convey different messages, such as a warning to other vessels to keep clear or a request for assistance.

Product Characteristic:

Compressed air is used to drive the diaphragm to vibrate and emit a whistle, and the automatic controller automatically controls the whistle

Product Specification:

Type	Voltage	Nominal diameter (mm)	Air pressure	Audible distance (nautical miles)		Center frequency (Hz)	Applicable ship length (m)	Air consumption	Weight
WKD-Ⅰ	AC110/AC220/ DC110/DC220/ DC24V	25	0.7-1.0	1.0	≥130	315	≥20＜75	≤8.3×10-3	45
WKD-Ⅱ	AC110 AC220 AC220/DC24V	25	0.7-1.0	1.5	≥138	160	≥75<200	≤8.3×10-3	75
WK-Ⅲ	AC110 AC220 AC220/DC24V	25	0.7-1.0	2.0	≥143	125	≥200	≤10×10-3	120

Maintance of Marine Automatic Control Air Horn:

1. Inspection: The air horn should be inspected regularly for signs of wear and damage. This includes checking the hoses, valves, and horn for cracks or other damage, and ensuring that all components are securely fastened.
2. Cleaning: The air horn should be kept clean and free of debris, which can affect its performance. Use a soft brush or cloth to remove any dirt or grime from the horn and its components.
3. Lubrication: The valves and other moving parts of the air horn should be lubricated regularly to ensure smooth operation. Use a silicone-based lubricant that is compatible with the materials used in the horn.
4. Testing: The air horn should be tested regularly to ensure that it is functioning properly. This can be done by sounding the horn and checking the sound level and pattern. Any issues should be addressed immediately.
5. Replacement: If any components of the air horn are damaged or worn beyond repair, they should be replaced promptly. This includes hoses, valves, and the horn itself.
6. Follow manufacturer's instructions: It's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for maintenance and repair of the Marine Automatic Control Air Horn. This includes using recommended parts and materials, and following any recommended maintenance schedules.

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