Marine Safety Signage, Alarms & Safety Accessories
Osculati - 300-mm Ø black signal ball - 30.650.00
Osculati - MAYDAY floating smoke signal - 30.115.00
Osculati - MED-approved reflective tape - 22.300.03
Akron 1704 Turbojet BSP fire nozzle with adjustable flow
Alphatron AlphaBNWAS Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm Reset Unit for Ships
AMI BNWAS 150 Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System X-150D
AMI Marine X941-E 35/70 � Stepper Interface Module Processor - NMEA 0183 data into legacy DC Stepper signals
AMI X-VHFR basic data recording system with 64GB for VHF and bridge audio
Apollo Manual Call Fire point - 58200-970 MAR
Autotronica Marine Grade Input/Output Monitor BN-304 - Durable, Corrosion-Resistant Maritime Electronics
Autronica 3829.0002 Battery Cabinet for BS-200M Control Display
Autronica BBR-130 addressable base sounder
Autronica Detector Base BWA-100 for AutroSafe Detectors Heads - 116-BWA-100
Autronica Fire Alarm control panel BS-200M - 116-71211548
Autronica Heat Detector Head BD-200 IP44D - 116-BDH-200
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of safety products are commonly used on yachts?
Yachts commonly use smoke alarms, gas detection systems, emergency call points, safety signage, warning labels, and onboard fire safety accessories.
Why are gas detection systems important onboard?
Gas detection systems help monitor hazardous gases onboard and improve safety in engine rooms, technical spaces, galleys, and accommodation areas.
Are smoke alarms required on yachts?
Requirements vary depending on vessel type and regulations, but smoke alarms and fire detection systems are widely used onboard for crew and guest safety.
Do you supply marine safety equipment across Europe?
Yes. YACHTNEEDS supplies marine safety signage, alarms, detection systems, and onboard safety accessories throughout Europe and major Mediterranean yachting hubs.
Are marine safety systems different from standard safety equipment?
Yes. Marine safety systems are specifically designed for offshore and maritime environments where moisture, vibration, salt exposure, and vessel movement require professional marine-grade equipment.
