Serving its customers and partners, MARINELEC meets their needs through a personalized offer and technologies and products adapted to each sector.

MARINELEC sales team will be present at the Monaco Yacht Show with its leading products for the yacht market: fire detection equipment, AMS (supervision), light columns with power line (CPL), navigation light panel with capacitive technology. Meet us from September 24 to 27 stand QS27.

MARINELEC will then present its offer for the naval industry at EURONAVAL Exhibition from October 27 to 31 at Paris-Le Bourget. Recall that during the 2012 edition, MARINELEC won the Euronaval Innovation Award for its light columns networking, using the power line communication technology. Visit Bretagne Pole Naval booth , C24 / D27.

This system allows to broadcast a visible and accessible information through light signals strengthening the safety of ship and operators through better surveillance. Simple, clear and precise, the signals can be seen by all: staff, officers , clients, from  the wheelhouse, the PC control, the ROV ans Sat dive contol offices, cabins and common areas.

 
UMAS uses the power line communication tehcnology thus reducing wiring and make substantial savings. This allows perfect synchronization of signals and a computer surveillance of each system component.

Developed by MARINELEC in 2013, the Phoenix fire detection panel seduced our customers both in France and abroad. Commercial success is confirmed by the latest equipment of three australian police vessels, a marine park vessel and the cruise ship MV Epicure, a dinner cruise vessel in aluminum of 35 m built in Queensland and operated in Sydney Harbour by Incat Crowther company.

This MARINELEC equipment meets in a competitive way, the demand of the vessels whose characteristics require the "cause and effect" function; That is to say, to address an alarm or a specific function only to the fire affected area, this is the case of the Police vessels and the  MV Epicure.

MARINELEC is proud to have installed the fire detection equipment PHOENIX aboard the Hermione, a replica of the famous "frigate of freedom" which was built in 1779 in Rochefort. The Hermione allowed La Fayette to join in 1780 the American insurgents in  struggle for their independence.