Light Buoy | MSL TECHNOLOGY

Light Buoy

Model

MSL-SLB Series

Series

Light House/Buoy

Product Description

Portside aids

Starboard side aids

Special aids

Management of Light Buoys

- Regular Checks light buoys(more than once a month)

· Checking light buoys for their appearance and coating conditions
· Checking their locations(whether they have moved or not)
· Checking the lighting states and power systems of signal lanterns
· Checking the wiring states of electric wires
· Checking other functional problems
· Writing a regular check report

- Checks by the supervising port administration(twice per year)

- Salvage checks(once every two years)

· Inspecting and checking the coating conditions of flotation sections
· Inspecting and checking the power systems
· Inspecting and checking mooring systems

- Regular checks for signal lanterns(once every three years)
· Doing a regular check before using one and then every three years
· Checking signal lanterns and flashing apparatuses
· Inspecting and checking the lenses and modules

Ownership Criteria of Spare Private Beacons

- Light Buoys : 15% or more of installation number within the harbor limits and 20% or more of installation number outside the harbor limits(when the installation number is under five, it should be one or bigger)
- Buoys : 15% or more of installation number within the harbor limits and 20% or more of installation number outside the harbor limits(when the installation number is under five, it should be one or bigger)

Buoys are floating maritime structures used to guide a sailing boat to the harbor or signal an obstacle. They mark courses, dangerous rocks, shallow waters, no sailing zones, and maritime construction sites. When a lamp is installed in them, they are called light buoys.
They are placed to signal rocks, no sailing zones, course width, changing points of course, and changing points of water level at the harbor.

Forms	Light buoys
Forms	LANBY-100	LS-35	LL-30	LL-28	LL-26
Standard installation points	The entire seas Major passages, Strong tidal currents	The entire seas, Major passages, Strong tidal currents (~7kt)	The entire seas, Major passages, Strong tidal currents (~7kt)	The entire seas, Strong tidal currents (~7kt)	The entire seas, (~5kt)
Water level	40m~	10~40 m	10~50 m	10~40 m	10~30 m
Standard installation map

Forms	Light buoys
Forms	LL-26(M)	LL-24	LS-24	LSP-28	LSP-24	LT-10
Standard installation points	The entire seas (~3kt)	Inshore (~3kt)	Shoaling sea areas, Inshore (~3kt)	Inshore (~2kt)	Inshore (~1kt)	Inshore (~3kt)
Water level	10~30 m	10~20 m	2~20 m	12~18m	13~17 m	10 m
Standard installation map

Forms

Light buoys

Small

buoys

for

fishing

grounds

General

buoys

for

fishing

grounds

Light

wreck

buoys

for

manpower

movement

Small

light

buoys

Buoys

for

rapid

torrents

Observation

buoys

for

marine

meteorology

Standard

installation

points

The

entire

seas

(~3kt)

The

entire

seas

(~5kt)

The

entire

seas

(~3kt)

The

entire

seas

(~3kt)

The

entire

seas,

Strong

tidal

currents

(~10kt)

The

entire

seas

(~7kt)

Water

level

~20m

~30m

~20m

~15m

~30m

Standard

installation

map

Forms	Buoys
Forms	U-17C(P)	U-17S(P)	U-17C(S)	U-17S(S)	UR-17C(P)	UR-17S(P)	UR-17C(S)	UR-17S(S)
Standard installation points	The entire seas, Strong tidal currents (~5kt)	The entire seas, Strong tidal currents (~5kt)	The entire seas, Strong tidal currents (~5kt)	The entire seas, Strong tidal currents (~5kt)	The entire seas, Strong tidal currents (~5kt)	The entire seas, Strong tidal currents (~5kt)	The entire seas, Strong tidal currents (~5kt)	The entire seas, Strong tidal currents (~5kt)
Water level	2~25 m	2~25 m	2~25 m	2~25 m	2~25 m	2~25 m	2~25 m	2~25 m
Standard installation map