Professionals of SeaElec, company specialising in naval and industrial electrical engineering with headquarters in Puerto Montt, Los Lagos region, are completing engineering, installation and commissioning tasks of the communication and navigation systems of two new vessels.
The first job consisted of the update of the ocean launch for the transport of pilots, Taylor Anoka -de Taylor companies, which was developed in the facilities of Astilleros Detroit, Puerto Montt. Among the works carried out, are the project engineering of the communication and navigation system, installation and connection of electronic equipment, execution of GMDSS Project, as well as navigation tests (Seatrail).
The second job, which is already in its final stages, is taking place on a tugboat built at Astilleros ASENAV in Valdivia. This vessel, model Rastar 3200-W, designed by the renowned Canadian engineering office, Robert Allan Naval Architects, represents a quality mark for the tugboat industry, due to its very high standard worldwide.
"Today, we continue at ASENAV Valdivia starting with the first stages of commissioning Furuno communication and navigation equipment on the new ferry 'Don Orlando', from the shipping company Cruz del Sur," said Juan Hermosilla, CEO of SeaElec, for whom it is of great importance to participate in this type of projects "which confirm the trust of customers in the company, given our technical and professional support based on 20 years of" experience in the industrial and maritime sector.
Currently, the professional team of SeaElec is composed of electrical engineers, electronic engineers, as well as a services department and a projects department. The company's coverage includes all of Chile, as well as works abroad.
