Successful Deployment of Solar-Powered AIS AtoNs and Marine Lanterns at Qingdao Offshore Wind Farm
Projects Detail
Project Overview:
Dexonmarine successfully completed the installation of 60 solar-powered SC160I-FX AIS LED marine lanterns and 12 integrated Solar AIS AtoNs at the Qingdao Offshore Wind Farm. This large-scale renewable energy project in the Yellow Sea required high-visibility, reliable, and independent navigation aids to ensure safe vessel operation across the wind farm.
Location: Qingdao, China
Completion: October 2023
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Challenges & Solutions:
Operating in offshore environments posed logistical and scheduling challenges. Dexonmarine’s team ensured efficient deployment while fully complying with maritime safety regulations. The SC160I-FX lanterns provided 256 IALA flash characters, GPS synchronization, Bluetooth configuration, and IP68 protection, ensuring precise marking. The Solar AIS AtoNs delivered 20NM AIS communication range, SOTDMA operational mode, and independent functionality without relying on shore-based systems.
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Project Highlights:
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Products Used: SC160I-FX Marine Lanterns, Solar AIS AtoNs
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Deployment Scope: Supply & Installation
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Safety Compliance: Fully aligned with offshore wind farm marking regulations
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Operational Reliability: All units installed on schedule with consistent high-performance under tight timelines
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Client Value:
This project demonstrates Dexonmarine’s expertise in delivering advanced AtoN solutions for complex offshore energy sites. By combining innovative solar-powered LED lanterns and AIS AtoNs, the project enhanced maritime safety, reduced operational dependencies, and ensured continuous navigational marking across the wind farm.
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