NavyDau collects the signals a naval project defines: the sources, the interfaces and the receiving systems are agreed before delivery. The unit arrives configured for that role, so integration starts from known hardware, not a general-purpose box.

Lines come in from the points the project defines, and what the unit collects leaves on a single connection towards the receiving system.

The gathered data is handed on to the systems that use it; which sources and which interfaces are involved is settled in the project configuration.


The unit takes its place in the vessel's equipment cabinet with the inputs wired to the plan, so the installation stays readable long after it is commissioned.




NavyDau serves as a dedicated acquisition point for selected vessel data sources. The system is specified around the signals to be collected, available onboard interfaces and receiving equipment, providing a defined data flow for wider monitoring, recording and analysis applications.
Role | Dedicated data acquisition point for selected onboard sources
Sources | Selected according to the project's required information
Interfaces | Defined between connected sources and receiving systems
Specification | Built around the signals to collect, the interfaces at each source and the receiving system's requirements
System level | Monitoring, recording and analysis addressed at system level, according to the project's equipment and software
Typical use | Vessel data collection and specified integration projects
1 × Data Acquisition Unit
NavyDau, bulkhead mount
1 × Mounting Bracket Set
Stainless steel, with fixings
1 × Terminal Connector Set
Pluggable screw terminals for the configured channels
1 × Power Cable
24 V DC, fused
Configured per project
Channel count, source interfaces and output format are defined with SEALINK before delivery
Also supplied
Quick-start card, digital-manual QR card and the installation manual
Vessel data collection and specified integration projects.
