The Marine Watch S Series and LT Series are feature-rich vessel alarm systems for a wide range of vessels.
Bringing alarm channels from multiple processes and multiple alarm panels into one of the Marine Watch panels reduces risk, and gives the operator a clear view of vessel status.
The Marine Watch S Series is a fully IACS-compliant and attractive vessel alarm system with an easy to use operator interface displaying instant recognition of vessel status.
The Marine Watch LT Series is an unclassed vessel alarm system with no compromises. This robust system, with an incredible list of inbuilt features, is ready to take you on a safe voyage and withstand any weather condition.
The Marine Broadcast is a cloud-based service giving users on any remote device running a standard web browser, such as Google Chrome, access to the alarm list of connected vessels using a Marine Watch alarm panel or a Marine Pro 200 or 400 Series engine controller.
Marine Watch S Series– a new approach to vessel alarm systems. Whether you're designing a new vessel, managing a shipbuilding project, or keeping a fleet operational, you know how quickly alarm systems can become a source of delays, engineering hours, and unexpected costs. Marine Watch S Series is designed to change that.
Christian Radich is a landmark in Oslo when in harbour, and not many can measure themselves against her, neither in size, beauty nor qualities. But now she needed a replacement part, and we were happy to be able to help this damsel in distress. Close to 40 years ago, an over-speed safety relay from Auto-Maskin was installed in this great sailing ship. It has been performing faithfully through all these decades, but at last, it gave in and Auto-Maskin was contacted for a replacement. The SDU 404 Safety Unit was a perfect choice and was installed on short notice so that the great ship could continue its service as a training ship for aspiring sailors.
We are proud to be involved in protecting D/S Hestmanden, a steamship from 1911 that has been made into the sailing Norwegian War Sailor Museum. It has a Marine Watch LT-ONE Alarm Panel installed to alert the crew of problems that may develop into a critical situation. You can see D/S Hestmanden in a very important role in Norways most expensive movie production to date, “Krigsseileren” (“War Sailor”), a drama about the sailors of the Norwegian merchant fleet during World War II. Click the button to read more about it and to watch the movie trailer.
Auto-Maskin participated in the commissioning of the new OPV for the Honduras Navy, manufactured by Israel Shipyards in Haifa, Israel. Engineers from Caterpillar, Twin Disc, Kobelt, Servowatch and Auto-Maskin, worked together for the final test and the Sea Trial.
