Admiral Maritime Electronics AS

Admiral Maritime Electronics AS is a specialized provider of marine electronics and communication systems. Founded with a focus on delivering high-quality maritime technology solutions, the company serves a broad range of clients within the marine industry, including commercial shipping, offshore oil and gas operations, and fishing fleets. Here are some key aspects of the company:

Core Offerings

Navigation Systems: Admiral Maritime Electronics offers advanced navigation solutions, including GPS, radars, and Electronic Chart Display Information Systems (ECDIS).

Communication Systems: The company provides robust communication technologies such as VHF, MF/HF radios, satellite communications, and GMDSS (Global Maritime Distress and Safety System) equipment.

Automation and Control: Marine automation solutions including Integrated Bridge Systems (IBS), engine monitoring systems, and other control technologies that enhance operational efficiency and safety.

Safety and Surveillance: A range of safety equipment like AIS (Automatic Identification System), EPIRBs (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons), and CCTV systems to ensure the safety of the crew and vessel.

Service and Maintenance: Comprehensive support services including installation, regular maintenance, and troubleshooting to ensure that all electronic systems function optimally.

Industry Focus

The company primarily caters to various sectors within the maritime industry:

Commercial Shipping: Solutions that assist with efficient route planning, communication, and cargo management.

Offshore and Oil & Gas: Specialized equipment that supports drilling operations, asset monitoring, and remote communications.

Fishing Industries: Advanced fish finding and navigational aids, alongside communication systems to meet the requirements of fishing vessels.

Leisure Boating: High-end navigation and entertainment systems designed for yachts and smaller recreational boats.

Quality and Compliance

Admiral Maritime Electronics AS places a strong emphasis on quality and compliance, adhering to international maritime standards and regulations. This ensures that their products and services are reliable, durable, and safe for use in diverse maritime environments.

Technological Innovation

The company invests in continual research and development to keep pace with technological advancements. This commitment ensures that they can offer cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of the maritime industry.

Global Reach

While headquartered in Norway, Admiral Maritime Electronics AS has a global presence, providing products and services to maritime clients around the world. Their international network ensures timely service delivery and support wherever the vessels may be operating.

Customer Support

Customer satisfaction is a pivotal aspect of their business. The company provides expert consultation, 24/7 customer support, and training programs to help clients fully utilize their marine electronic systems.

Sustainable Practices

Admiral Maritime Electronics AS is also committed to sustainable practices, ensuring that their products are energy-efficient and environmentally friendly. They work towards reducing the ecological footprint of their operations and the maritime industry as a whole.

By combining advanced technology, comprehensive support, and a deep understanding of the maritime industry, Admiral Maritime Electronics AS stands as a significant player in facilitating safer, more efficient, and more reliable marine operations.

+47 51592230
admiralchart.no
+47 51592231

Products

Admiral ECS, Hatteland Screens, KEP Sunlight Screens, CCT Computers

Stavanger Norway

PO Box 1535
Stavanger 4093
Norway

Ships

SHAGRA

Gas Carrier | Flag: Republic of Marshall Islands | Port: MAJURO

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