Wilson Walton System / Package
Aquamatic 4 ICCP
ICCP system for ship hulls, drilling rigs and retrofits with distributed control, zone-based hull protection and real-time auto programming.
Description
Aquamatic 4 is Wilson Walton's impressed current cathodic protection (ICCP) system, used on ship hulls, drilling rigs and in retrofits. Distributed control with multiple self-correcting local nodes and zone control spread protective current evenly across the hull.
Key features
- Distributed control with multiple self-correcting local nodes
- Zone control for even current distribution across the hull
- Real-time auto programming that adapts to changing conditions
- Vacuum fluorescent alphanumeric display
- Compact switch mode power supply, 36in × 20in × 13in, with surge protection
- Pre-drydock anode testing and internal self-checks every nine hours
- Built without asbestos, PCBs, mercury or organotin compounds
Applications
Hull corrosion protection for commercial and government vessels, offshore drilling rigs and conversions from sacrificial anode systems.
Specifications
| Power supply dimensions | 36in × 20in × 13in |
|---|---|
| Self-check interval | every nine hours |
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