Deckma Hamburg OMD-24
The OMD-24 Bilge Alarm Monitor, developed by Deckma Hamburg GmbH, is an advanced device designed to ensure compliance with environmental regulations by monitoring oil content in water. It works seamlessly with 15 ppm Oily Water Separator Systems and meets the standards set by IMO Resolution MEPC.107 (49). The system is composed of two key components: a Computer Unit, housing the display PCB, data logger, and external connection terminals, and a Measuring Cell containing optics and electronics. These components are mounted separately, making installation easier and more flexible, while ensuring precise monitoring of oil-in-water content for enhanced environmental protection.
Key Features
- IMO MEPC.107(49) Compliant: Designed for use with 15 ppm oil-water separators, exceeding international regulatory requirements.
- Adjustable Alarm Set Points: Factory-set at 15 ppm, with the option to adjust to 10 ppm or 5 ppm using front panel controls.
- Real-Time Alarm Indication: Alerts are displayed on the front panel, and relays are triggered if oil content exceeds the set threshold.
- System Malfunction Alerts: A blinking green LED indicates normal operation, while a solid red LED signals a system fault.
- Data Logging Functionality: Requires input from the separator for logging operational data.
- Optional Signal Output: A 0(4) – 20 mA output (corresponding to 0 – 30 ppm) is available for integration with external meters or recorders.
Benifits
- Ensures Regulatory Compliance: Helps vessels meet IMO standards, preventing illegal discharges and ensuring environmental protection.
- Flexible Operation: Adjustable alarm settings allow customization based on specific operational requirements.
- Enhanced Safety & Monitoring: Clear visual alerts and relay switching ensure quick response to oil content exceedances.
- Reliable System Health Indication: LED indicators provide immediate status updates, reducing troubleshooting time.
- Seamless Integration: Optional signal output enables easy connectivity with external monitoring systems for improved record-keeping.