Lutron Lighting System: Glass Bridge Navigation for 3 Flybridges and 6 Pilothouses

Inputs include:

• Radar

• 2 NavNet PCs with dual outputs

• Comms PC

• Seatouch PC

• Mast and Spreader Cameras

Entertainment for:

• Saloon

• Owner’s Cabin

• Aft Deck

• Bar

• Dining

• Flybridge

• Foredeck

• Pilothouse

• 4 Guest Cabins

• Crew Cabins

• Captain’s Cabin

• Crew Mess

• Galley

• Laundry

• Control Room

• Engine Room

The system provides users with easy access to multiple AV sources, including:

• Movie/music server

• Satellite and digital TV

• Crestron iPod docks

• Auxiliary inputs

• Radio

Pilothouse navigation sources can be viewed on cabin TVs, and the mast camera can be controlled from all cabins except crew bunkers.

Control

• Crestron 2-way RF colour touch panels are utilised for controlling the Saloon, Bar, Dining, Aft Deck, Flybridge, Foredeck, and Owner’s Cabin.

• Crestron 2-way WiFi colour touch panels are employed for controlling the Crew Mess, Captain’s, and Guest Cabins.

• Crestron 3.6” and 6” colour touch panels are situated in the Pilothouse to facilitate navigation selection, monitor equipment rack temperatures, control Pilothouse audio, and select appropriate satellite decoders for global regions.

• The Crestron system orchestrates all navigation source switching through Liquid Automation’s glass bridge switching solution, encompassing video, trackballs, mouse, and keyboard inputs.

Audio/Video Server

• Kaleidescape – 8 zones with high definition movie/music players and 4 zones with music players.

• Kaleidescape Server with 7 Terabytes of storage (expandable).

Audio

• Marantz home theatre systems, coupled with SpeakerCraft in-ceiling speakers and Velodyne subs, are employed in the Owner and Saloon areas.

• The deck areas offer a distributed audio selection via Crestron amps and SpeakerCraft speakers.

• The Captain’s Cabin, Guest Cabin, and Crew Mess are equipped with Onkyo DVD amps and Kramer audio switchers.

• Each crew member is provided with an overhead LCD DVD player and headphones, enabling them to access the yacht’s distributed music.

Visual

• 26 video feeds to a variety of 15”-57” LCD TVs.

• The Owner and Saloon TVs are hidden behind picture lifts.

Lighting

Lutron lighting control has been extensively utilized throughout the yacht, enabling straightforward scene selections and global ambiance settings in the primary common areas. Additionally, control has been integrated into the wireless touch panels located within these areas.

CCTV

Head-mounted cameras are military-grade pan/tilt/zoom cameras that operate both day and night, equipped with window wipers. These cameras are complemented by high-power infrared floodlights positioned forward and aft, ensuring exceptional night vision.

Fixed cameras are strategically placed throughout the yacht’s interior and exterior. These cameras, along with the mast cameras, are connected to a digital video recorder. This recorder offers remote access to the onboard cameras in real time, as well as the ability to playback recorded footage via the internet.

Features

• The Crestron system monitors and records the equipment rack temperatures and will shut down any area that goes over a pre-defined temperature.

• The Crestron system will email Liquid Automation of events, as well as any faults to the Crestron system.

• Crestron program changes can be downloaded to the boat anywhere in the world with access via satellite.

• Satellite decoders have three options of video outputs from standard definition analogue to high definition digital.

• Single button audio muting of all outside speakers from the Flybridge in times of emergency.

• Global audio muting from pilothouse dash and fire alarm system.

• Mast-head camera can be controlled from every TV location except the crew bunk screens.

• Pre-loaded IR codes for worldwide satellite decoders. This allows for simple switching between different decoders around the world.

• Crestron FM tuner allows for all radio broadcast text (RDS/RDBS) to be displayed on the remote controls. For example: station name, frequency, track name and artist.