Features
A synchronizer is a device that causes Aids to Navigation located at a distance from one another to flash simultaneously in order to ensure navigational safety.
By synchronizing the flashing of multiple Aids to Navigation, lights that previously appeared as isolated points are transformed into lines marking the sea area, significantly improving visibility.
This system utilizes GPS satellite signal reception technology to achieve precise timing synchronization.
Without using a synchronizer, each Aids to Navigation would flash at its own cycle and timing, resulting in a lack of uniformity in their movement.
By installing a Synchronizer on each Aids to Navigation and setting the cycle and timing (delay), all Aids to Navigation will flash in a regular pattern.
