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Admiralty - ADLL zone 9 - Liste des feux et signaux de brume

€138.85
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Admiralty - United Kingdom Hydrographic Office
Chart or book in digital version In English language In French language
Book programmed to order
Estimated preparation time: 0 to 3 days

This digital guide for North America’s east coast and the Caribbean covers 85,000+ navigation lights and fog signals. Updated weekly, it ensures safety and compliance for maritime professionals.

CDR565-9

Data sheet

Who is the publisher or the author?
Admiralty
On what digital medium is this nautical chart / book stored?
digital medium
download
From which year does this nautical chart date?
2017 / 2018
What type of navigation book is this?
guide to fog lights and signals
Picto
Chart or book in digital version
In English language
In French language

Specific References

UPC
400000134611
EAN13
4000000105350
New
Book programmed to order
Description détaillée

ADLL Zone 9 – Digital List of Lights and Fog Signals

Publication in English
Digital publication readable only on PC with Windows 7 and later versions

Essential Navigation Data for the East Coast of North America and the Caribbean

Navigate with confidence using the most comprehensive and up-to-date digital reference for over 85,000 navigation lights, lighthouses, and fog signals. Designed for mariners operating in Zone 9—covering the East Coast of North America, including Canada, and the Caribbean—this digital publication delivers critical information for safe and efficient passage planning. Whether you're sailing coastal waters or crossing international shipping lanes, this tool ensures you have the latest data on light characteristics, fog signals, and navigational aids at your fingertips.

Real-Time Updates for Unmatched Accuracy

Stay ahead of changes with weekly updates via Electronic Notices to Mariners (NMs), ensuring your navigation data is always current. This digital solution eliminates the need for manual corrections, reducing the risk of outdated information and enhancing operational safety. Compatible with ADMIRALTY ECDIS, ECS, and approved navigation software, it integrates seamlessly into your existing systems, providing a reliable and efficient workflow for professional mariners.

Precision and Compliance for Professional Use

Trusted by over 80% of state flags for inspections, this official publication meets the highest standards for maritime navigation. It includes detailed specifications such as light intensity, geographic and luminous range, elevation, and structural descriptions, along with foreign language equivalents for international waters. The digital format allows for advanced search capabilities, making it easier to locate specific aids to navigation quickly and accurately.

Optimized for Modern Navigation Systems

Engineered for compatibility with Windows 7 and later versions, this digital publication requires minimal system resources while delivering maximum performance. With support for WGS84 coordinates and export options in XML/CSV formats, it adapts to your preferred navigation tools, whether you're using ECDIS, ECS, or other approved software. The annual license ensures continuous access to updates, keeping your vessel compliant with the latest maritime regulations.

Why Choose This Digital Solution?

  • Comprehensive Coverage: Over 85,000 navigation aids, including lights, fog signals, and radar beacons, across Zone 9.
  • Weekly Updates: Stay current with automatic Electronic Notices to Mariners (NMs) corrections.
  • Global Recognition: Officially recognized by maritime authorities worldwide for inspections.
  • Advanced Search: Quickly find specific aids to navigation with powerful search tools.
  • Seamless Integration: Compatible with ADMIRALTY ECDIS, ECS, and other approved navigation systems.
  • Multilingual Support: Includes foreign language equivalents for international navigation.

Navigate the East Coast and Caribbean with Unmatched Precision
This digital publication is the ultimate tool for mariners requiring reliable, up-to-date information on navigation lights and fog signals in Zone 9. Covering the East Coast of North America and the Caribbean, it provides access to over 85,000 navigation aids, including lighthouses, lighted beacons, fog signals, and radar beacons. Designed for professional use, it ensures compliance with maritime regulations and enhances safety during coastal and international voyages.

Real-Time Data for Safer Voyages
With weekly updates via Electronic Notices to Mariners (NMs), this digital solution guarantees that your navigation data is always accurate and current. Unlike traditional paper publications, it eliminates the need for manual corrections, reducing the risk of errors and improving operational efficiency. Compatible with Windows 7 and later versions, it integrates seamlessly with ADMIRALTY ECDIS, ECS, and approved navigation software, making it an indispensable resource for modern mariners.

Trusted by Maritime Authorities Worldwide
Recognized by over 80% of state flags for inspections, this official publication meets the highest standards for maritime navigation. It includes detailed specifications such as light intensity, geographic and luminous range, elevation, and structural descriptions, ensuring you have all the information needed for safe passage. The digital format also supports advanced search functions, allowing you to locate specific aids to navigation quickly and efficiently.

Optimized for Professional Navigation Systems
Engineered for performance and reliability, this digital publication requires minimal system resources while delivering maximum functionality. It supports WGS84 coordinates and offers export options in XML/CSV formats, making it adaptable to your preferred navigation tools. The annual license ensures continuous access to updates, keeping your vessel compliant with the latest maritime regulations and enhancing your operational readiness.

This digital publication provides comprehensive coverage of navigation lights and fog signals in Zone 9, including the East Coast of North America and the Caribbean. It features over 85,000 navigation aids, with weekly updates via Electronic Notices to Mariners (NMs) to ensure data accuracy. Compatible with Windows 7 and later versions, it integrates seamlessly with ADMIRALTY ECDIS, ECS, and approved navigation software. The publication supports WGS84 coordinates and offers export options in XML/CSV formats, making it a versatile tool for professional mariners.

For over two centuries, this organization has been a global leader in maritime navigation, providing accurate and reliable hydrographic data to mariners worldwide. Their publications are recognized as the gold standard for safety at sea, trusted by maritime authorities, commercial fleets, and recreational sailors alike. With a commitment to innovation and precision, their digital solutions continue to set the benchmark for modern navigation.

  • This digital publication offers unparalleled accuracy with weekly updates, ensuring your navigation data is always current.
  • Its compatibility with ADMIRALTY ECDIS and ECS systems makes it a seamless addition to your existing workflow.
  • With coverage of over 85,000 navigation aids, it provides comprehensive information for safe and efficient passage planning.
  • Recognized by maritime authorities worldwide, it meets the highest standards for inspections and compliance.
  • The advanced search functionality and multilingual support further enhance its usability for international voyages.
What are the system requirements for installation?

The software requires Windows 7 or later, Windows 10+, at least 4 GB of RAM, and 2 GB of storage space.

How often are the navigation light details updated?

The data is updated weekly via Electronic Notices to Mariners (NMs) to ensure accuracy and compliance with the latest maritime regulations.

Is this compatible with non-Windows operating systems?

No, it is only compatible with PC running Windows 7 and later versions.

What coordinate system is used for geographic data?

The system uses WGS84 as the standard coordinate system for all geographic data.

Can the data be exported for use in other navigation software?

Yes, the data can be exported in XML or CSV formats for integration with approved ECDIS, ECS, and other navigation software.

Does this cover international waters or only specific regions?

It covers Zone 9, which includes the east coast of North America (including Canada) and the Caribbean (West Atlantic).

Are foreign language equivalents included for navigation aids?

Yes, it includes descriptions of structures and light characteristics with foreign language equivalents for broader usability.

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