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MarineGuard

Complete mast, navigation light, power and monitoring installations

MarineGuard combines a mast, a selected lantern or sector light, electrical supply and Emiko monitoring in one engineered installation. Vikingegaarden specifies, supplies, installs, commissions and supports the complete system from Denmark.

  • Mast and light selected for the marking plan
  • PowerGuard, UPS and solar supply options
  • Emiko status, alarms and reporting

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MarineGuard lattice mast standing on a rocky headland above the sea, its red and white sections carrying the lantern at the top.
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Gjögur reference mast
24 m
Gjögur documented backup period
96 h minimum
System configuration
Site-specific

Key features

Application and selection criteria

MarineGuard is specified for fixed aids to navigation at harbour entrances and coastal sites. The system specification coordinates the marking function, supporting structure, power reserve and operating information.

MarineGuard mast on the rocks at the edge of the sea, the whole red and white lattice standing from its concrete footings up to the lantern.

Installation geometry

Mast height, mounting interfaces and foundation requirements follow the site layout, optical geometry and equipment loads. The selected lantern or sector light is confirmed against the required colour, flash character and nominal range.

Power and autonomy

Grid-connected configurations may include PowerGuard battery backup and a UPS. Solar configurations are sized from the site energy balance, seasonal generation, equipment load and required autonomy; the backup period is calculated for the specified load.

Equipment documentation

The supplied configuration is identified in the project documentation. Published figures and any applicable certificates are checked against the specified operating conditions.

Monitoring interfaces

Emiko monitoring is specified where supported by the equipment. Available signals, communications and alarm handling are confirmed before supply.

Commissioning record

Commissioning records the installed equipment, settings and functional checks. The handover documentation defines the inspection and maintenance requirements.

Site conditions

Selection accounts for the mounting arrangement, exposure and access for servicing. Site data forms part of the agreed specification.

Applications

Installation scope and reference project

MarineGuard is specified for fixed aids to navigation at harbour entrances and coastal sites. The system specification coordinates the marking function, supporting structure, power reserve and operating information.

Harbour installations

The mast and optical equipment are configured for the harbour marking plan. The installation scope includes power, access and commissioning checks.

Coastal installations

Coastal projects require assessment of exposure, foundation conditions and maintenance access. The power reserve is specified for the agreed operating conditions.

Gjögur Lighthouse, Iceland

The documented Gjögur installation combines a 24 m mast, Sabik ODSL HI sector light and AMG Microwave HEKLEO 2 XS racon. Vikingegaarden delivered the project with the Iceland Road and Coastal Administration.

Documented backup autonomy

The Gjögur project documents a minimum backup period of 96 hours for the defined equipment load. This reference value does not establish the autonomy of other MarineGuard configurations.

How it works

Specification and commissioning

Mast height, mounting interfaces and foundation requirements follow the site layout, optical geometry and equipment loads. The selected lantern or sector light is confirmed against the required colour, flash character and nominal range.

The equipment cabinet mounted inside the lattice of a MarineGuard beacon on a breakwater, with the lantern directly above it.

MarineGuard is specified for fixed aids to navigation at harbour entrances and coastal sites. The system specification coordinates the marking function, supporting structure, power reserve and operating information.

Grid-connected configurations may include PowerGuard battery backup and a UPS. Solar configurations are sized from the site energy balance, seasonal generation, equipment load and required autonomy; the backup period is calculated for the specified load.

  • The project establishes the marking function, position and operating requirements.

  • Vikingegaarden confirms the equipment configuration and installation requirements.

  • The installation scope includes mounting, power and supported monitoring interfaces.

  • Commissioning verifies the specified functions and records the settings.

Ecosystem

Specification, installation and support

Vikingegaarden specifies, supplies, installs and commissions the equipment. Technical support and service are coordinated from Denmark.

Vikingegaarden coordinates the mast, selected light, PowerGuard or UPS, batteries and any solar generation. Emiko monitoring is commissioned for the signals supported by the installed equipment, with alarm handling and service responsibilities documented at handover.

  • Equipment selection and documentation
  • Installation and commissioning
  • Service and technical support from Denmark
MarineGuard mast at dusk with its lantern lit, the red equipment hut beside it on the rock and the service track running up to them.

Technical details

Technical specification

Values apply to the stated model and configuration. Unspecified figures and project approval documents are available on request.

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MarineGuard system specification
ComponentSpecification basis
Mast and foundationMast height, mounting interfaces and foundation requirements follow the site layout, optical geometry and equipment loads. The selected lantern or sector light is confirmed against the required colour, flash character and nominal range.
Lantern or sector lightManufacturer and model selected from the marking plan; photometric data on request
Power and backupPowerGuard, UPS and solar options; autonomy calculated for the site
MonitoringEmiko; signals and alarm functions confirmed for the equipment
Gjögur reference24 m mast; ODSL HI; HEKLEO 2 XS; minimum 96 h backup for the documented load

Product guide

Project information

The quotation requires the site layout and operating requirements. Vikingegaarden confirms equipment, installation and service scope from this information.

Installation requirements

Mast height, mounting interfaces and foundation requirements follow the site layout, optical geometry and equipment loads. The selected lantern or sector light is confirmed against the required colour, flash character and nominal range.

Electrical specification

Grid-connected configurations may include PowerGuard battery backup and a UPS. Solar configurations are sized from the site energy balance, seasonal generation, equipment load and required autonomy; the backup period is calculated for the specified load.

Technical questions

Specification questions

What determines the installation configuration?

Mast height, mounting interfaces and foundation requirements follow the site layout, optical geometry and equipment loads. The selected lantern or sector light is confirmed against the required colour, flash character and nominal range.

How is the power budget specified?

Grid-connected configurations may include PowerGuard battery backup and a UPS. Solar configurations are sized from the site energy balance, seasonal generation, equipment load and required autonomy; the backup period is calculated for the specified load.

Which approval documents are supplied?

Documentation is confirmed for the selected equipment and application. Vikingegaarden identifies the available manufacturer documents and the requirements stated by the responsible authority.

What is required for a quotation?

The enquiry should include the marking plan, site coordinates, required performance, available power and mounting details. Monitoring, access and maintenance requirements should also be stated.

What was supplied at Gjögur Lighthouse?

The documented Gjögur installation combines a 24 m mast, Sabik ODSL HI sector light and AMG Microwave HEKLEO 2 XS racon. Vikingegaarden delivered the project with the Iceland Road and Coastal Administration. The Gjögur project documents a minimum backup period of 96 hours for the defined equipment load. This reference value does not establish the autonomy of other MarineGuard configurations.

Technical enquiries and project specifications

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Project specification

Technical enquiry and quotation

The quotation is based on the marking plan, site conditions and required equipment configuration. Vikingegaarden confirms the specification, installation scope and supporting documentation.

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Project enquiry

MarineGuard

The enquiry should include the application, site conditions and required configuration.

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