(openPR) - Kaltenkirchen, 30 September 2008 – At this year´s SMM in Hamburg, WISKA presented its latest innovations for electrical installation and lighting on cargo vessels. Doing this, the company has proven again its nearly 90 year-old know-how in shipbuilding and put special emphasis on current issues such as energy efficiency and network-controlled IT-components.
WISKA showed that the currently often-cited energy efficiency does not only apply to design, the ship´s engine and alternative drives, but also to lighting. The new WISKA floodlights, depending on their lamps, achieve a luminous efficiency of up to 120 lm/W and a lifetime to up to 60,000 hours. Lighting on board offers big potential for an intelligent energy balance: Also the new WISKA Suez Canal Searchlight and the 300 searchlight with halogen metal vapour lamp use energy efficient lamps and offer most simple handling on board and cost benefit at the same time. According to an official manufacturer’s declaration, this central theme also applies to the new searchlights control system being integrated in the future ship´s ethernet network.
Besides its products, also the new WISKA booth in hall B6 and the traditional trade fair party on Wednesday attracted lots of people – the company presented itself in a self-confident manner and showed its innovation and high quality level in stand design as well. „The SMM is the leading fair of international shipbuilding – and a tradition for WISKA. We like to get judged by our innovations every two years and once more, prove this year, that with our own R&D in Germany and our excellent service worldwide do not only serve our market but in third-generation even design it.”, says Ronald Hoppmann, General Manager of WISKA. www.wiska.de
The company was founded in Hamburg in 1919 and still today is an independent family-owned company. We develop and produce Cable Accessory Systems, Maritime Lighting and Electrical Equipment as well as CCTV for an international clientele.
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