Engine Instrumentation & Monitoring
Essential Operating Parameters on Modern HMI Displays
AUTOMATOS KOSMOS 4U designs and installs engine display and monitoring systems, bringing operating information together on modern HMI screens.
We integrate available signals from sensors and existing equipment to give the crew a clear, organised view of engine operation. Each application is tailored to the vessel, with readable display pages, logically grouped parameters and distinct alarm indications.
⚓ Engine Information at a Glance
✅ Engine and shaft RPM, together with engine load where the relevant signals are available.
✅ Exhaust gas temperatures for individual cylinders and cylinder cooling circuit readings.
✅ Cooling water, lubricating oil and other system temperatures.
✅ Lubricating oil, fuel, water and starting air pressures.
✅ Pump, clutch and auxiliary equipment status.
✅ Sensor, safety switch, alarm and protection status indications.
Depending on the application, we incorporate alarm history, trend displays and data logging to support operational monitoring and fault investigation.
⚓ Modern Displays for Existing Installations
We replace ageing indication units and install additional monitoring displays in the engine room, control room or bridge. Signal acquisition and distribution are engineered to preserve the correct operation of existing control and protection systems.
⚓ Signal Verification & Technical Support
✅ Inspection of sensors, wiring and input modules.
✅ Diagnosis of incorrect, unstable or missing readings.
✅ Calibration and correct signal scaling.
✅ Testing and replacement of signal converters and isolators.
✅ Technical support for PLCs, HMIs and communication networks.
We also provide signal integration and verification for UMS, EMS and AMS, resolve signal transmission faults and develop new EMS monitoring systems where required.
AUTOMATOS KOSMOS 4U
Clear Indications. Better Operational Awareness.
Contact our team to bring your vessel’s engine indications together in a modern, practical HMI interface.
