The Lilley & Gillie P7010 Emergency Call Button is an essential component of the P7007 Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS). It allows crew members to initiate an emergency call in the event of an emergency situation on board. By pressing the button, an alarm is triggered, alerting the crew and ensuring a prompt response. This button provides an immediate and reliable means of communication for distress situations, enhancing safety on the bridge by ensuring that emergencies are quickly addressed.

The P7011 State 2 Audio Sounder is designed to work with the P7007 Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS). Its primary function is to provide an audible alarm signal when the BNWAS detects a state of alert or danger. The sounder is triggered in response to various events or conditions that require the crew's attention, such as an extended period of inactivity or when the system detects a potential risk to the vessel's operation or safety.

Key Functions:
Audible Alarm: Emits a loud sound to alert the crew when the BNWAS is activated.
State 2 Warning: Specifically designed for use in State 2 warning situations, which generally indicate that there is a need for immediate action or attention by the crew.
Integration with BNWAS: Works seamlessly with the P7007 BNWAS to ensure continuous monitoring of the vessel's bridge and crew activity.
Safety & Vigilance: Enhances safety by helping to prevent accidents or incidents caused by fatigue or lack of watchkeeping, ensuring that the crew is alert and responsive at all times.
The P7011 sounder is a critical component in improving the safety and operational effectiveness of a vessel, providing a clear, audible alert to ensure crew members remain vigilant and responsive to any risks or alarms that may arise.

The Lilley & Gillie P7012 Stage 3 Audio Sounder is a critical component of the P7007 Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS). It is used as part of the audible alarm system to alert crew members during Stage 3 of the BNWAS. In the event that the initial stages of the system (Stage 1 and Stage 2) fail to detect a response from the watchkeeper, the Stage 3 Audio Sounder emits a loud, distinctive sound to ensure that the emergency is noticed. This helps to reinforce the alert and ensure that immediate action is taken. The sounder is designed to be clear, loud, and attention-grabbing, even in noisy environments.