Bridge Control Console

Bridge Control Console is a type of equipment used in the maritime industry, specifically in the deck machinery department. It falls under the supply class of Deck Machinery and is categorized within the supply group of Ship and Marine Equipment.

The Bridge Control Console is a centralized control panel located on the bridge of a ship or marine vessel. It is used by the ship's crew to monitor and control various deck machinery systems and equipment. These may include:

1. Main propulsion control: The console allows the crew to control the ship's main engines, including starting, stopping, and adjusting the speed and direction of the vessel.

2. Steering control: The console provides the necessary controls for steering the ship, including rudder angle and steering gear control.

3. Thruster control: If the ship is equipped with thrusters, the console allows the crew to control their operation, including thrust direction and intensity.

4. Anchor and mooring control: The console may have controls for deploying and retrieving the ship's anchors, as well as controlling the mooring winches and lines.

5. Communication and navigation control: The console may also include communication and navigation equipment, such as radio systems, radar displays, and GPS controls.

The Bridge Control Console is designed to provide a centralized and user-friendly interface for the crew to operate and monitor the various deck machinery systems. It ensures efficient and safe operation of the ship, allowing for precise control and maneuverability.

Please note that the specific features and functionalities of a Bridge Control Console may vary depending on the type and size of the ship, as well as the manufacturer and model of the equipment.