The Berg Propulsion MPC800 is a marine propulsion and automation control system designed to provide centralized, precise control of vessel propulsion equipment. It integrates propulsion, main-engine and electrical-system control through a graphical Human–Machine Interface (HMI), giving operators clear information and control from the vessel’s bridge.
Key Features
- Integrated marine propulsion and automation control
- Graphical and customizable bridge HMI
- Redundant architecture with dual processors
- Modular design for different bridge configurations
- Integrated main-engine control
- Electrical-system integration
- Suitable for CPP and FPP propulsion
- Supports azimuth and tunnel thrusters
- Supports single- and twin-screw configurations
- Hybrid-ready propulsion control
- Integration with Dynamic Positioning (DP)
- Joystick and autopilot integration
- VDR and conning-system interfaces
- Built-in condition-monitoring capability
- Optional Dynamic Drive for pitch/RPM optimization
Typical Applications
- Controllable Pitch Propeller (CPP) systems
- Fixed Pitch Propeller (FPP) systems
- Azimuth thruster control
- Tunnel and bow thruster control
- Main propulsion control
- Hybrid and electric propulsion systems
- Bridge propulsion-control stations
- Offshore support vessels
- Tugboats and workboats
- Cargo vessels
- Ferries and passenger vessels
- Fishing vessels
- Naval and government vessels
