Beijer Wave II Multitouch Monitors – Marine‑approved multitouch displays
The Beijer Wave II Multitouch Monitor series, integrated and supported by Aquila, delivers rugged LED marine displays designed for navigation bridges, integrated monitoring systems and vessel‑wide control applications. Fully approved to IEC 60945, Wave II Multitouch monitors are suitable for mission‑critical bridge systems including digital route planning, ECDIS, radar, conning and situational‑awareness displays.
The series features a full‑glass bonded front panel with PCAP multitouch, ensuring precise interaction and crystal‑clear visibility in both bright sunlight and low‑light environments. Engineered with input from shipyards, shipowners, system integrators and navigators, Wave II Multitouch monitors offer the durability, flexibility and ergonomic design required for modern marine operations.
Key features
- IEC 60945‑approved for installation on navigation bridges and mission‑critical marine systems
- Full‑glass PCAP multitouch supporting intuitive gesture control
- Optical bonding option for maximum clarity and reduced reflection
- High‑brightness LED panel designed for all lighting environments
- Rugged marine construction suitable for continuous 24/7 operation
- Optimized for ECDIS, radar, conning, voyage planning and situational monitoring
- Engineered with extensive feedback from bridge officers, integrators and shipyards
- Multiple sizes available for bridge consoles and vessel‑wide integration
- Resistant to vibration, humidity and temperature variation
Typical Application
- Navigation bridge & mission‑critical displays
- Radar
- ECDIS
- Conning
- Digital route planning
- Chart table and planning stations
- Bridge monitoring & situational display walls
- Vessel‑wide control & monitoring
- Engine‑room management displays
- Pump room and auxiliary monitoring
- Alarm management interfaces
- Machinery status panels
- Integrated ship monitoring systems (AMS/IAS/SCMMS)
- Refit & modernization programs
- Replacement of legacy marine monitors
- Upgrading bridge consoles to full multitouch operation
- Retrofit alignment with new ECDIS / radar requirements
- Integration into hybrid‑vendor bridge architectures