Hammar MRRS enables you to release liferafts from the bridge or other strategic locations onboard. This means that in an emergency situation, you can save precious time and possible also lives.
The MRRS is suitable for installations of up to 50 metres in length. By means of a vacuum pump, which is operated manually, the vacuum is conveyed via stainless steel tubing to a release unit. When the release unit is activated, a sharp knife blade cuts the rope sling holding the liferaft to be released. Vacuum pumps can be connected in parallel to give multiple control positions.
Special features
- Requires minimum maintenance
- Simple and well proven design
- Weatherproof and designed for harsh environment
- No power supply is required
Specifically suited for
- Smaller systems with few liferafts or other units
- Installations up to 50 metres in length
Hammar Remote Release Systems are de signed to release liferafts, evacuation systems and other lifesaving equipment on board
vessels of all types, with the least possible effort. Whether you are a ship owner, designer, builder or onboard safety officer, Hammar Remote Release Systems offer flexible solutions with many decisive advantages – for both safety and economy.
With a remote release system, Iifesaving equipment can be released from the bridge or other strategic locations on board. This means that in an emergency situation, you can save precious minutes. Furthermore, the release mechanism can be deployed irrespective of factors such as weather, smoke or fire, without the crew having to take any unnecessary risks. Remote release systems not only improve safety on board, they also represent a sound economic investment. Liferafts can be positioned in remote locations on board and valuable deck space can be freed for passengers or cargo. You get a head start by planning for a remote release system from the initial design stage, but the systems can also be retrofitted.
Since Hammar remote release systems are easy to handle, you can also minimize both crew and training costs.
Hammar Remote Release Systems require a minimum of maintenance and annual service. Check the system’s function once a year, in stall a new release unit every two years and dispose of the old one. The whole installation is weatherproof and designed for a harsh marine environment.
Do you need help to choose your Remote Release System? The Hammar Interactive Guide will help you to choose the right Hammar
remote release system. The guide will lead you through a few essential questions. In the end it will give you a suggestion of which system to choose and which components to order. You find the guide
here
