Signaling systems installed at various locations ensure safe and reliable operation when it comes to controlling the traffic on waterways. Signaling takes place, for example, on inland waterways, port entrances, passing places, narrow passageways with one-way traffic control or locks. The systems are part of an often very complex automation environment.
In addition to quick and easy installation, reliable operation and maximum availability of the signaling equipment is decisive. The operating behavior must be traceable at all times in order to ensure both optimum maintenance and evidence preservation.
Phoenix Contact offers products and systems for the consistent automation of signaling systems on waterways. These range from the individual LED lights to complete solutions.
The lights are connected to the network and controlled via a bus interface. Condition Monitoring is incorporated into the control project in order to obtain feedback from the lights. This involves a real-time comparison of the target and actual state of the system, for example. An evaluation of the diagnostic and status messages of all connected lights is also integrated into the control project.
Whether it's for the simple connection of signaling systems or for complex control systems, Phoenix Contact has the right solution, including all components – from the power supply with integrated surge protection to the field level, control technology, and network infrastructure, right through to the control level.
Thanks to its many years of experience with users and the relevant associations and institutions, the company is also able to develop tailored functions for the lights.
Description | Type | Order No. |
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Maritime signal light | e.g., CSD-SL 300 WH | 2701785 |
Uninterruptible power supply | e.g., QUINT-UPS/ 24DC/ 24DC/10 | 2320225 |
Safety module for the Axioline I/O system | e.g., AXL F LPSDO8/3 1F | 2702171 |
Network infrastructure for configuring high-availability networks as a backbone | e.g., FL Switch SMCS 8GT | 2891123 |
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