Northern Lights presents Virtual Engine Room at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

SEATTLE – Oct. 27, 2009 (Marine NewsWire) – Northern Lights announces a new display feature for the 50th Annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show – the Northern Lights|Technicold Virtual Engine Room.

The Virtual Engine Room will be located in Northern Lights' booth 1226, within the engine tent. Occupying 10 x 12 feet and standing eight feet tall, the Virtual Engine Room will feature several of the products that have made Northern Lights, Inc. an industry leader in marine systems, including:
 

· The M944T marine generator set: Producing 38kW (60 Hz) at a low 1800 RPM, the M944T sets the industry standard for power density. Its integrated base frame design allows for the sound enclosure to share the base with the generator set, creating a clean, quiet and compact system for any engine room.
 
· The Combo-Sep Clean-Sep system: Addressing the diesel sheen often associated with a diesel generator set, the revolutionary Clean-Sep system filters out hydrocarbons at the exhaust outlet, discharging clean, clear water overboard.
 
· The Technicold Automatic Linear Load Bank: Monitoring each leg of power from the ship's electrical panel, the linear load bank provides practically limitless load balancing (each leg up to 48kW) and features a fully integrated Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) system.
 

· A selection of Technicold's industry best chilled water air conditioning and air handler systems mounted on custom-built rack systems.

"By placing some of our most innovative products in an engine room setting, we intend to demonstrate how much Northern Lights and Technicold can contribute to a fully-integrated vessel," said Northern Lights sales and marketing manager, Colin Puckett. "We provide truly customizable marine systems in a footprint designed to be compatible with the available space of almost any vessel in a variety of applications."

About Northern Lights

Founded in 1958, Northern Lights is a leading manufacturer of marine diesel generators, Lugger propulsion engines and Technicold marine systems. The company's products are distributed through a global sales and service network to over 40 countries.

By Ocean Navigator