The WATCHKEEPER BNWAS can be configured as a Hybrid system utilising both RF modules and Wired Modules. The cable needs to be 6 core twisted pair and be able to carry the current consumption of the remote modules on the line. Read more →

Depending on which remote module is in question but the battery will last over 20 hours, that’s 14 hours over the specified time. Read more →

Each of the remote modules only requires a mains connection for power. The AIU will require a Reserve power supply, VDR cable and Autopilot cable (if required). Read more →

The RF Modules Interference Immunity technology is a proprietary hardware and software feature set that allows wireless systems to be immune to most RF interferers (cell phones, pagers, other wireless systems, etc.). Read more →

The system utilises the ISM 2.4GHz wireless range Read more →

For more information or support, visit the website http://www.net-logic.co.uk or call the team for a friendly efficient service Read more →

The WATCHKEEPER+ is the world’s first type approved wireless BNWAS. Not only is the system cost efficient on installation it is more aesthetically pleasing for the super yacht market giving easy integration to existing modules Read more →

Yes, this system has been designed with repeater modules to retransmit the signal to cover every area required. Read more →

The range of each of the modules is 400ft (120m) outdoor line of sight and 133ft (40m) Indoor/Urban. Read more →

Answer: In the case of the BNWAS you need to give careful thought to the level of initial integration you carry out on the bridge of the vessel, or you might find yourself calling your installers back in, or create a lot of additional work for your crew. Over the last few months I have travelled all over Europe doing demos of the wireless BNWAS WatchKeeper+. When it comes to compliance more » Read more →