BNWAS – Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System Supplier & Exporter

We are a leading supplier and exporter of used, second-hand, refurbished, aftermarket, reusable, and unused BNWAS (Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System) sourced directly from Alang, India. BNWAS is a critical marine safety system designed to monitor the activity and alertness of the Officer of the Watch (OOW), ensuring safe navigation and preventing maritime accidents.

A BNWAS system continuously monitors bridge activity and triggers alarms if the watch officer becomes unresponsive, incapacitated, or absent. It alerts backup officers and the ship’s master through a series of visual and audible alarms, ensuring immediate corrective action.

These systems are mandatory under SOLAS regulations for most vessels, making them essential equipment for compliance and onboard safety.

⚙️ Key Features

• Continuous monitoring of bridge activity
• Multi-stage alarm system (visual & audible alerts)
• Detects officer inactivity or incapacity
• Automatic alert to backup officers and captain
• Available in wired and wireless configurations
• Fully compliant with IMO & SOLAS standards
• Tested and ready for installation
• Cost-effective alternative to new systems

📊 Specifications

• Product Type: BNWAS (Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System)
• Condition: Used / Refurbished / Unused
• Power Supply: AC / DC compatible
• Alarm Stages: 2 or 3-stage alarm system
• Modes: Automatic / Manual ON / Manual OFF
• Components:
  • Control panel
  • Reset units
  • Motion sensors
  • Alarm units (bridge, cabins, public areas)
• Compliance: IMO MSC.128(75), SOLAS
• Application: Ship bridge safety monitoring
• Origin: Alang, Gujarat, India
• Testing: Fully inspected and operational

🌍 Why Choose Us?

• Direct sourcing from Alang ship recycling yard
• Wide stock of marine safety systems
• Competitive export pricing
• Global shipping & logistics support
• Quality-tested equipment with assurance

❓ FAQs

1. What is BNWAS used for?

BNWAS monitors the alertness of the officer on watch and triggers alarms if no response is detected.

2. Is BNWAS mandatory on ships?

Yes, it is required under SOLAS regulations for most commercial vessels.

3. How does BNWAS work?

It uses a timer system that requires periodic acknowledgment from the officer. If ignored, alarms escalate to alert other crew members.

4. Can BNWAS integrate with other systems?

Yes, it integrates with navigation systems like autopilot, ECDIS, and alarm panels.

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