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    Navigation Lights User Guide PDF

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    This document outlines the positioning requirements for navigation lights on various types of vessels according to size and activity. It provides diagrams showing the required lights and their sectors for vessels between 12-50 meters when underway, not under command, at anchor, or engaged in dredging/underwater works. It also outlines light requirements for towing vessels up to and over 200 meters and notes some other regulations and special types of vessels. The key information is the placement and sectors of required masthead, side, stern, and all-round lights depending on vessel size and activity.

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    This document outlines the positioning requirements for navigation lights on various types of vessels according to size and activity. It provides diagrams showing the required lights and their sectors for vessels between 12-50 meters when underway, not under command, at anchor, or engaged in dredging/underwater works. It also outlines light requirements for towing vessels up to and over 200 meters and notes some other regulations and special types of vessels. The key information is the placement and sectors of required masthead, side, stern, and all-round lights depending on vessel size and activity.

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    This document outlines the positioning requirements for navigation lights on various types of vessels according to size and activity. It provides diagrams showing the required lights and their sectors for vessels between 12-50 meters when underway, not under command, at anchor, or engaged in dredging/underwater works. It also outlines light requirements for towing vessels up to and over 200 meters and notes some other regulations and special types of vessels. The key information is the placement and sectors of required masthead, side, stern, and all-round lights depending on vessel size and activity.

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    This document outlines the positioning requirements for navigation lights on various types of vessels according to size and activity. It provides diagrams showing the required lights and their sectors for vessels between 12-50 meters when underway, not under command, at anchor, or engaged in dredging/underwater works. It also outlines light requirements for towing vessels up to and over 200 meters and notes some other regulations and special types of vessels. The key information is the placement and sectors of required masthead, side, stern, and all-round lights depending on vessel size and activity.

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    The key takeaways are the navigation light requirements and positioning for different vessel types and situations according to international regulations.

    The different types of navigation lights are all-round lights and sector lights. Their positioning depends on whether the vessel is underway, not underway, restricted in ability to maneuver, dredging, fishing, or towing. Lights are positioned based on rules 23-30.

    Vessels between 7-50 meters have specific light requirements depending on their size, including the number and positioning of masthead lights, sidelights, sternlights, and all-round lights. Larger vessels over 50 meters also have distinct requirements.

    Navigation Lights

    Positioning of lights
    Navigation lights
    Positioning of lights

    All-round light Sector lantern


    VESSELS 12-20 METER
    Under way Not under command At anchor

    360° Allround 360° Allround


    225° Masthead
    112° Starboard 360° Allround
    112° Port

    135° Stern

    Rule 23 Rule 27 Rule 30


    All-round light Sector lantern
    VESSELS 20-50 METER
    Under way Not under command At anchor

    225° Masthead
    360° Allround 360° Allround
    112° Starboard
    360° Allround
    135° Stern 112° Port

    Rule 23 Rule 27 Rule 30

    All-round light Sector lantern


    VESSELS MORE THAN 50 METERS
    Under way Not under command Restricted in manouvre ability
    225° MASTHEAD
    181° NUC 181° NUC
    225° Masthead 181° NUC 181° NUC
    181° RAM 181° RAM
    135° Stern 181° NUC 181° NUC 181° NUC 181° NUC

    112° Port 135° Stern


    112° Port

    112° Starboard
    112° Starboard
    225° Masthead
    225° Masthead

    Rule 23 Rule 27 Rule 27

    At anchor Visibility of navigation lights - Rule 22


    50 mtrs. or more 20-50 mtrs. 12-20 mtrs. 7-12 mtrs.
    360° Allround
    Naut. miles Naut. miles Naut. miles Naut. miles

    Masthead 6 5 3 2

    Sidelights 3 2 2 1

    Stern light 3 2 2 2
    225° Masthead
    Towing light 3 2 2 2
    360° Allround

    Allround light 3 2 2 2

    Rule 30
    Navigation lights
    Positioning of lights

    All-round light Sector lantern


    DREGDING AND UNDERWATER WORKS
    W/ ROV operation, Port side W/ ROV operation, Starboard side Other regulations:
    225° MASTHEAD 225° MASTHEAD
    181° NUC 181° NUC
    181° RAM
    181° NUC
    181° RAM
    181° NUC Signal lights:
    181° RAM 181° RAM
    181° NUC 181° NUC 181° NUC Suez Canal
    181° NUC
    360° ROV 360° ROV
    Panama Canal
    360° ROV 360° ROV
    360° ROV 360° ROV 360° ROV
    Kiel Canal
    360° ROV
    St. Lawrence Canal
    112° Port 112° Port
    112° Starboard 112° Starboard Navigation Light:
    Sailing Vessel-Rule 25
    Mine Clearance Vessel-Rule 27
    225° Masthead Deep Draught Vessel-Rule 28
    135° Stern 135° Stern 225° Masthead
    Pilot Vessel-Rule 29
    Rule 27d Rule 27d
    All-round light Sector lantern
    TOWING AND PUSHING VESSELS
    For towing up to 200 meter For towing more than 200 meter
    225° Masthead
    225° Masthead 225° Masthead
    181° NUC 225° Masthead 181° NUC 225° Masthead
    181° RAM 181° NUC 181° RAM 181° NUC
    181° NUC 181° RAM 181° NUC 181° RAM
    181° NUC 181° NUC
    135° Stern 135° Stern
    112° Port 112° Port

    135° Stern 135° Stern


    112° Starboard 112° Starboard

    225° Masthead 225° Masthead

    Rule 24 and 27c Rule 24 and 27c

    All-round light Sector lantern


    FISHING VESSELS ON DUTY
    Under way Under way, no speed

    225° Masthead
    181° Allround 181° Allround
    181° Allround 181° Allround
    135° Stern
    360° Allround
    112° Port

    181° Allround 181° Allround

    112° Starboard 181° Allround 181° Allround

    Rule 23 and 26 Rule 26

    All-round light Sector lantern


    DOUBLE ENDED FERRYS MORE THAN 50 METERS
    Under way, two directions Not under command At anchor
    225° MASTHEAD
    225° MASTHEAD 225° MASTHEAD
    360° NUC
    112° Starboard 360° NUC
    225° MASTHEAD

    112° Port

    112° Port
    112° Starboard
    135° Stern 135° Stern 135° Stern
    135° Stern

    Rule 23 Rule 27 Rule 30


    REPRESENTATIVES

    Argentina Ferreyra & Asociados S.H. Korea R. STAHL Co. Ltd.


    alejandro.ferreyra@speedy.com.ar korea@stahl.co.kr

    Australia NHP Electrical Engineering Malaysia WIDE BEAM SDN.BHD


    Products Ply Ltd. raj@widebeam.com.my
    info@nhp.com.au
    Mexico Implementos y Servicios Electrónicos
    Brazil Macnor Offshore Ltda. SA de CV (ISEL)
    pedro@macnor.com.br isel2@prodigy.net.mx

    Canada Apel / CSA Enterprises Peru DESIMAT PERU SAC


    urquhart@csarep.com ventasperu@desimat.com

    R. STAHL Ltd. Poland Automatic Systems Engineering Sp. z.o.o.


    andreash@rstahl.com ase@ase.com.pl

    Chile INGENIERA DESIMAT LTDA Portugal Industrias STAHL, S.A.


    gdesimat@entelchile.net stahl@stahl.pt

    China Tecway International (Marine) Russia OOO R. STAHL


    Co. Ltd. (Shanghai) info@stahl.ru.com
    twm@tecwayintl.com
    Marine Bridge and Navigation Systems
    17-Group of Norway Ltd. kam@mnsspb.ru
    info@17-group.com
    Singapore Caspian Marine Services Pte Ltd.
    Denmark Tranberg Systems AS reevetan@pacific.net.sg
    mail@tranbergsystems.com
    Springer-Ems PTE Ltd.
    Finland Elmarino Shipping Oy mike@springer-ems.com
    elmarino@saloy.fi
    Spain J.L. GANDARA Y CIA S.A.
    France R. Stahl France S.A.S. info@gandara-sa.com
    info@stahl.fr
    The Netherlands Electromach bv
    Germany R. Stahl Schaltgeräte GmbH info@electromach.nl
    info.ex@stahl.de

    Great Britain R. STAHL Ltd. Turkey Kas Pazarlama A.S.


    info@rstahl.co.uk info@kaspazarlama.com.tr

    Iceland / U.A.E. R. STAHL Middle East FZE


    Faroe Island Akor ehf info@stahl.ae
    grimur@akor.is
    USA R. STAHL Inc.
    India R. STAHL (P) Ltd. sales@rstahl.com
    stahl@vsnl.com
    Vietnam MTS International Jsc.
    Italy R. STAHL srl socio unico ht_anh@vnn.vn
    info@stahl.it

    Japan R. STAHL K.K. Co. Ltd.


    sakae-nishimine@par.odn.ne.jp

    Tranberg AS | P.O. Box 8033 | N-4068 Stavanger | Norway | Tel.: (47)51 57 89 00 | Fax.: (47)51 57 89 50
    E-mail: info@tranberg.com | www.tranberg.com

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