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Home›Fossil Energy›Japan: ULSTEIN COM Systems for Ramform W-Class Vessels
Fossil Energy

June 29, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Japan: ULSTEIN COM Systems for Ramform W-Class Vessels

Ulstein Power & Control AS has secured a record contract with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ yard in Nagasaki, Japan for the delivery of the communication and infotainment system ULSTEIN COM®. The contract is for the delivery of two, plus an optional two, ULSTEIN COM® systems to be installed on board

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Ulstein Power & Control AS has secured a record contract with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ yard in Nagasaki, Japan for the delivery of the communication and infotainment system ULSTEIN COM®.

The contract is for the delivery of two, plus an optional two, ULSTEIN COM® systems to be installed on board Ramform W-Class vessels to be built for Petroleum Geo Services (PGS) at the Nagasaki yard. It is the most comprehensive ULSTEIN COM® contract to date.

“The contract with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ yard in Japan is an important milestone for ULSTEIN COM® and testimony to the quality and performance of the product” , says COO Power & Control in Ulstein Group, Gunnar H. Hide.

The ULSTEIN COM® scope of delivery is an integrated communication and infotainment system including telephony, redundant PA (Public Address) system, on-demand IPTV (IP based TV), CCTV onto IPTV, as well as battery-less telephony. ULSTEIN will also do commissioning and attend sea trial of the systems at the Mitsubishi yard.

[mappress] Source: Ulstein, June 29, 2011;

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