The Fog Gong with Beater from MariTeam is a vital maritime safety device designed to comply with international regulations for sound signaling in conditions of restricted visibility. Constructed from durable brass and accompanied by a soft beater, this fog gong ensures reliable performance in demanding marine environments.
Material: High-quality brass for durability and corrosion resistance.
Includes: Soft beater for effective sound production.
Compliance: Meets the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (COLREGs), which stipulate:
Vessels 12 meters or more in length must carry a whistle and a bell.
Vessels 100 meters or more in length must also carry a gong.
The bell and gong must produce a sound pressure level of not less than 110 dB at a distance of 1 meter.
In restricted visibility conditions, such as fog, vessels use sound signals to indicate their presence:
At Anchor: A vessel should ring the bell rapidly for about five seconds at intervals of not more than one minute.
Vessels 100 Meters or More: The bell is sounded in the forepart of the vessel, followed immediately by the gong sounded rapidly for about five seconds in the after part of the vessel.
Sound Pressure Level: ≥110 dB at 1 meter distance.
Material: Brass.
Included Accessories: Soft beater.
Safety at sea is non-negotiable. When an emergency arises, the quality and reliability of your Fire, Rescue & Life Saving Equipment can mean the difference between a controlled situation and a crisis. At MariTeam, we understand the unique challenges of maritime safety, and for over 70 years, we have been a trusted partner for shipowners, operators, and maritime professionals worldwide.
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