Oceanic Systems

Oceanic Systems 5972 NMEA 2000 Navigation Light Controller 8 Channel Expansion Module

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5972
8 channel expansion module for the Oceanic Systems 5971 NMEA2000 Navigation Light Controller, adding 8 monitored LED navigation light channels.

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Description

The Oceanic Systems 5972 is the 8 channel expansion module for the Oceanic Systems 5971 NMEA2000® Navigation Light Controller. The 5971 controls and monitors eight LED navigation lights on its own; plugging one 5972 into its right hand side on the same DIN rail takes the system to sixteen channels, and a second 5972 extends it to the maximum of twenty-four.

Every expansion channel gets the same protection and monitoring as the controller itself. A single calibration button lets the installer learn the current draw and wiring resistance of each LED circuit, so partial LED failures, corroded or high-resistance connections and open circuits are detected and alarmed. The system also logs the power-on hours of each lamp and warns once they pass 50,000 hours, so lamps can be replaced before their visible range falls short.

Each channel has a manual on/off/auto override switch for control if the network fails, a red/green status LED, a self-resetting fuse rated at 750 mA and a write-on label area to identify the light connected. LEDs connect to polarity-sensitive WAGO style cage clamp terminals along the lower edge of the unit. With a suitable NMEA2000® display such as Oceanic's Poseidon, the lights can be shown as a graphic mimic and switched from any screen, with OK/fault status and running hours for every lamp.

The 5971 and 5972 are designed and built in the United Kingdom to IEC60945, IEC61162-3 and the DNV navigation light controller standard. The 5972 is an expansion unit only and needs a 5971 controller to operate. It is supplied with the 5971/5972 Installation and Operation Manual.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Adds 8 LED navigation light channels to the 5971 controller
  • Up to two modules for a 24 channel system
  • Detects LED degradation and wiring faults
  • Warns when LED power-on hours exceed 50,000
  • Manual on/off/auto override on every channel
  • 750 mA self-resetting fuse per channel
  • DIN rail mounting with WAGO cage clamp terminals
  • Designed to IEC60945 and DNV light controller standard

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Key specifications

Function8 channel expansion unit for the 5971 Navigation Light Controller
Channels8 LED navigation light channels
System capacityUp to two 5972 per 5971 (16 or 24 channels)
MonitoringLED degradation, wiring faults, LED power-on hours

Electrical

LED lamp voltage12 or 24 V DC (9 to 32 V)
Max current per channel750 mA, resettable fuse
Max total load per unit2.5 A (per 5971/5972 manual)

Connection

Lamp terminalsWAGO style cage clamp, polarity sensitive
Controller connectionSide connects to the 5971 on the same DIN rail

Physical

Size115 mm x 118 mm
MountingStandard DIN rail, protected location
WeightNot published by manufacturer

Environmental

Degree of protectionIP40
IEC 60945 classificationProtected
Operating temperature-25°C to 55°C
Storage temperature-40°C to 70°C

Certification

StandardsDesigned to IEC60945, IEC61162-3 and DNV navigation light controller standard; CE and FCC

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Does the 5972 work on its own?
No. The 5972 is an expansion unit for the Oceanic Systems 5971 NMEA2000® Navigation Light Controller and must be plugged into the right hand side of a 5971 on the same DIN rail.
How many 5972 modules can I add?
Up to two. One 5972 takes a 5971 system from 8 to 16 channels and a second takes it to 24 channels, the maximum.
What lights can I connect?
12 or 24 V DC LED navigation lights. Each channel supplies up to 750 mA through a self-resetting fuse, and Oceanic's manual gives a maximum of 2.5 A total load per unit, so size wiring and supply fuses to suit.
How does it detect a failing lamp?
After installation each channel is calibrated with the Cal button to learn the LED's normal current and wiring resistance. The unit then raises an alarm for partial LED failures, high-resistance or corroded connections and open circuits, and warns when a lamp passes 50,000 power-on hours.
Can I still switch the lights if the network fails?
Yes. Every channel has a manual on/off/auto override switch and a local red/green status LED on the front panel.
What comes in the box?
One 5972 Nav Light Expansion Unit and the 5971/5972 Installation and Operation Manual.