aqua signal Aktiengesellschaft

Aqua Signal Aktiengesellschaft is a company known for its specialization in the production and supply of marine lighting and other electrical components for vessels. This German-based company has established a strong reputation in the maritime industry for providing high-quality, reliable lighting solutions that ensure the safety and efficiency of marine operations. The products typically include navigation lights, interior and exterior lighting, underwater lights, and various other specialized lighting solutions designed to withstand harsh marine environments.

The company has a long history of innovation and adherence to international standards, which has enabled it to cater to a wide range of maritime applications, including commercial shipping, recreational boating, offshore platforms, and military vessels. Aqua Signal’s products are known for their durability, energy efficiency, and compliance with marine safety regulations.

Aqua Signal is part of the Glamox Group, a Norwegian industrial group specializing in professional lighting solutions, which enhances its ability to offer a broad range of products and leverage advanced technological expertise.

Overall, Aqua Signal remains a respected name in the maritime industry, helping to ensure navigational safety and operational efficiency through its comprehensive range of high-quality lighting solutions.

0049-421-4893-0
www.aquasignal.de
0049-421-4893-210

Products

Floodlights, Luminaires for technical and outdoor areas, luminaires and floodlights for hazardous areas, luminaires for accomodation and indoor areas, light under control,

Bremen Germany

Von-Thuenen-Strasse 12
Bremen 28307
Germany

Maritime News

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