Communications Systems and Equipment


Escape Safe supplies and installs a wide variety of photo-luminescent safety signs for the marine and offshore industry.

AAA photo-luminescent material, used for our safety signs, low-level escape systems and marker tapes, has three to four times the luminance performance of ordinary 'Class A' photo-luminescent materials.

We surveyed, supplied and installed a low-level lighting system and safety signs, and emergency-escape breathing device cabinets, on the super-yacht Le Grand Bleu.


FHF designs and manufactures products for communication systems and signalling devices for ship building applications.

With our visual and acoustic signal technology, we have pointed the way forward in all fields of industry.

From standard type through autodial phones to voice over IP (VOIP) phones, FHF offers a full range of robustly designed phones to withstand harsh environments.

FHF has been manufacturing visual and audible signalling devices for harsh industry environments for several decades.

FHF’s range of explosion and weatherproof loudspeakers was designed for acoustic signalling and emergency communications.


Showcase: global satellite maritime network.

GE-Satcom satellite antenna.

Satellite Deployment on vessel.

Satellite Connectivity in the most remote place.


Hans Buch have the unique possibility to be able to offer two different radar brands, depending on the customers’ requirements.

We have supplied a vast amount of night vision goggles to vessels all over the world.

We also supply auto pilots, ECDIS, gyro compass, speed logs and echo sounders.

Maritime radio & satellite communication equipment from Thrane & Thrane.

Hans Buch can offer ultra sonic wind sensors (anemometer) without moving parts thereby minimizing the risk for potential break down or failure.


Man overboard with a Tron TR20 GMDSS handheld radio.

Since the implementation the of Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS), Jotron has been a major supplier of the emergency radio equipment necessary to fulfil its requirements.

In 1970 Jotron developed the world's first distress radio beacon onboard a ship; since then tens of thousands of Tron EPIRBs have been installed.


Navitas' maritime GSM service enables passengers to use their mobile to keep in touch whilst at sea.

Navitas specialises in providing bespoke maritime telecom solutions to private yachts, ferries and cruise liners.

Enhance your passengers' cruise experience by enabling them to keep in touch using their own mobile phone whilst at sea.

Navitas maritime GSM equipment uses IP-based technology, resulting in rapid installation with no impact on existing communication infrastructure.

Navitas Freedom offers crew and passengers a convenient and cost effective pay-as-you-go mobile service.


The robust, feature-rich UNIVERGE® SV8300 communications server is completely scalable to meet a growing cruise-line company's needs.

The new IP-DECT handset I755 is designed for use in demanding environments.

The new Messenger (model M155) is a sophisticated wireless messaging device, for cruise ships.

Besides its messaging function, the M155 also offers the user speakerphone communication and acts as a personal alarm device.


Our highly qualified team engineers are ready to go onboard and fix bridge problems at short notice.

We maintain that the prerequisite for a first-time-fix is a detailed technical analysis and accurate preparation for each service job.

With PRO NAUTUS, perfect compatibility of all components, professional installation and product reliability goes without saying.


GPS Satellite Tracking Device

LRIT certified terminal

High Precision rGPS unit

Heavy dynamics


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