L.C. Doane Equipment

Navy MIL-SPEC Fluorescent & Incandescent Fixtures

Model 142, 201, 202, 202CP, 21, 211, 230, 290, 300, 300BP, 301, 303, 311, 315, 410, 421, 430, 470, 472, 473, 60, 60/61, 600, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 61, 81

Fluorescent and incandescent MIL-F-16377 / MIL-DTL-16377 fixtures for naval vessels, including overhead, berth, console, desk, panel-board and portable extension lights.

Description

L.C. Doane continues to list a broad range of fluorescent and incandescent Navy MIL-SPEC fixtures to MIL-F-16377 and MIL-DTL-16377. These include watertight and drip-proof overhead fixtures using T5 and T12 lamps (e.g. 300 two T12 lamps watertight, 600 three 60W T12 lamps drip-proof), berth lighting (315, 430), vertical panel board lighting (202CP), console lighting (211), desk lamps (230, 60, 61), bureau lighting (81), a portable extension light (21), a small boat mirror light (142) and incandescent fixtures for small boats (290).

Like the LED line, naval fixtures are First Article qualified for shock, vibration, closure, noise and lumen maintenance.

Specifications

Specifications	MIL-F-16377 / MIL-DTL-16377

Carnival Jubilee

Carnival Cruise Line cruise ship sailing to Bahamas, Caribbean from Galveston, TX.

Software

General Dynamics Mission Systems

Dynamic ASSIST

Software that passively consolidates navigation radar, AIS, JREAP and Link 16 data into a single real-time common operational picture for surface ships.

System / Package

AMSC

Ship Protection Systems (SPS)

Superconductor-based degaussing systems that mask a naval ship's magnetic signature against magnetic sensors and mines, at much lower weight than copper-based systems.