The foghorn is installed in unobstructed corners. When external visibility falls below 2 nautical miles, the fog detector is activated and sends feedback to the control system, which in turn triggers the main foghorn to emit sound waves at a specific frequency according to a predefined Morse signal. The auxiliary foghorn has the same function as the main unit. In the event of a main foghorn failure, the control system automatically activates the auxiliary foghorn to issue the warning signal.
Navigation lights are installed at the four corners of the offshore platform. When external illumination drops below 50 lx, the light detector is activated and sends feedback to the control system, which then turns on the four navigation lights to flash simultaneously, marking the platform’s position and serving primarily as a warning to passing vessels.
Obstruction lights are installed at elevated positions on offshore structures, typically on the top of derricks, cranes, or the highest point of a vessel. When external illumination falls below 50 lx, the light detector is activated and sends feedback to the control system, which then turns on the obstruction lights to mark the platform’s position, serving primarily as a warning to low-altitude aircraft and vessels.