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Marker lights for marine equipment and emergency wreck marking
Daniamant ML 100, ML 200 and ML 300 marker lights identify nets, moorings, aquaculture installations and marine work areas according to the marking plan. MSM MCL360N provides alternating blue and yellow light for emergency wreck marking under IALA recommendation R1001.
Key features
The ML series provides specified colour and flash options for equipment marking. The MCL360N has a separate emergency wreck-marking function; its blue and yellow signal is selected by the responsible authority under the new-danger marking plan.
Selection accounts for mounting arrangement, exposure and required visibility. ML 100, ML 200 and ML 300 differ in body dimensions, immersion rating and supply arrangement; the published intensity classes are the same across the series.
ML 100 uses three alkaline D cells at 4.5 VDC; ML 200 uses a 4.5 VDC battery pack. ML 300 requires 10–27 VDC external supply, while MCL360N is a self-contained solar lantern; autonomy is confirmed for the selected operating character.
The supplied configuration is identified in the project documentation. Published figures and any applicable certificates are checked against the specified operating conditions.
Emiko monitoring is specified where supported by the equipment. Available signals, communications and alarm handling are confirmed before supply.
Commissioning records the installed equipment, settings and functional checks. The handover documentation defines the inspection and maintenance requirements.
Selection accounts for the mounting arrangement, exposure and access for servicing. Site data forms part of the agreed specification.
Applications
Anywhere a position, boundary or hazard has to stay visible after dark.
Illuminate floating buoys and fixed mooring points for safe navigation around ports, shipping lanes and aquaculture zones.
Mark net positions and farming boundaries in coastal and offshore waters, with the model selected for mounting, power and intensity.
Highlight infrastructure, exclusion zones, seismic cable areas and temporary work sites at night and in poor visibility.
Improve visibility at approach points, floating barriers, containment lines and protected environmental zones.
How it works
Selection accounts for mounting arrangement, exposure and required visibility. ML 100, ML 200 and ML 300 differ in body dimensions, immersion rating and supply arrangement; the published intensity classes are the same across the series.
The ML series provides specified colour and flash options for equipment marking. The MCL360N has a separate emergency wreck-marking function; its blue and yellow signal is selected by the responsible authority under the new-danger marking plan.
ML 100 uses three alkaline D cells at 4.5 VDC; ML 200 uses a 4.5 VDC battery pack. ML 300 requires 10–27 VDC external supply, while MCL360N is a self-contained solar lantern; autonomy is confirmed for the selected operating character.
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.
Models
Model selection is confirmed against the project requirements. The following values identify the published configuration data.
ML 100 is a compact battery-powered marker light, 335 mm long. Daniamant specifies waterproofing to 500 m, a magnet or reed switch and a daylight sensor.
ML 200 is an aluminium spar marker with an internal battery pack. Daniamant specifies a length of 1615 mm and waterproofing to 100 m.
ML 300 is a flange-mounted marker light for an external supply. Daniamant specifies a length of 155 mm and IP68 protection at 5 m for one hour.
The MCL360N is a self-contained solar lantern for emergency wreck marking. MSM publishes alternating blue and yellow operation, range up to 6 NM and sizes M and L.
Ecosystem
Vikingegaarden specifies, supplies, installs and commissions the equipment. Technical support and service are coordinated from Denmark.
The project specification records the equipment configuration, power supply, mounting and acceptance checks. Emiko monitoring is included where the selected equipment and interfaces support it.
Technical details
Values apply to the stated model and configuration. Unspecified figures and project approval documents are available on request.
Ask about a specification| Parameter | ML 100 | ML 200 | ML 300 | MCL360N |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Daniamant | Daniamant | Daniamant | MSM |
| Published range | 2 or 3 NM | 2 or 3 NM | 2 or 3 NM | Up to 6 NM |
| Minimum luminous intensity | 5 or 15 cd | 5 or 15 cd | 5 or 15 cd | Not published |
| Supply | 4.5 VDC; D cells | 4.5 VDC battery pack | 10–27 VDC | Integrated solar modules and battery |
| Length | 335 mm | 1615 mm | 155 mm | On request by size |
| Immersion rating | 500 m | 100 m | IP68; 5 m for 1 hour | On request |
Product guide
The quotation requires the site layout and operating requirements. Vikingegaarden confirms equipment, installation and service scope from this information.
Selection accounts for mounting arrangement, exposure and required visibility. ML 100, ML 200 and ML 300 differ in body dimensions, immersion rating and supply arrangement; the published intensity classes are the same across the series.
ML 100 uses three alkaline D cells at 4.5 VDC; ML 200 uses a 4.5 VDC battery pack. ML 300 requires 10–27 VDC external supply, while MCL360N is a self-contained solar lantern; autonomy is confirmed for the selected operating character.
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Technical questions
Selection accounts for mounting arrangement, exposure and required visibility. ML 100, ML 200 and ML 300 differ in body dimensions, immersion rating and supply arrangement; the published intensity classes are the same across the series.
ML 100 uses three alkaline D cells at 4.5 VDC; ML 200 uses a 4.5 VDC battery pack. ML 300 requires 10–27 VDC external supply, while MCL360N is a self-contained solar lantern; autonomy is confirmed for the selected operating character.
Documentation is confirmed for the selected equipment and application. Vikingegaarden identifies the available manufacturer documents and the requirements stated by the responsible authority.
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.
Daniamant colour and character options are confirmed for the selected ML variant. ML 200 offers 25 flashes/min or Oc Y 2s; ML 300 also offers fixed light. MCL360N provides the alternating blue and yellow wreck-marking signal.
Technical enquiries and project specifications
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Project specification
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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