Kongsberg OMC 139 Marine Wind Display

Kongsberg OMC 139

is a marine wind display designed to provide clear and reliable information about wind speed and wind direction for vessel bridge and navigation operations. The unit is intended for integration with marine wind sensing systems and provides navigational personnel with an easy-to-read indication of relative wind conditions. By presenting important wind information directly on the bridge, the OMC 139 can support officers and crew in monitoring changing environmental conditions during normal vessel operations, maneuvering, port approaches, and other situations where accurate wind information is important.

The OMC 139 Marine Wind Display is designed around the requirements of professional marine navigation and instrumentation systems. Its display provides a visual representation of wind direction together with the measured wind speed, allowing the operator to quickly understand the current wind conditions without having to interpret complicated data. The unit can display wind speed using different commonly used marine and meteorological units, including meters per second, knots, miles per hour, kilometers per hour, and Beaufort scale. This flexibility allows the display to be used in different vessel operating environments and according to the preferences of the bridge crew.

One of the useful characteristics of the Kongsberg OMC 139 is its ability to provide both instantaneous wind information and averaged wind readings. The system can indicate wind gust conditions while also providing two-minute and ten-minute average wind values. This allows operators to distinguish between short-duration variations in wind conditions and the more representative prevailing wind conditions around the vessel. Such information can be particularly useful when monitoring vessel behavior, assessing environmental conditions, and supporting operational decisions on the bridge.

The OMC 139 is designed to work as part of a wider marine instrumentation system rather than as an isolated measuring device. The display can receive information from compatible wind sensors and can communicate wind information through NMEA 0183, making it suitable for integration with other navigation and monitoring equipment. Depending on the particular configuration, the system can also support analogue outputs. This makes the OMC 139 suitable for installations where wind information needs to be shared with other onboard systems or incorporated into an existing vessel monitoring and navigation arrangement.

At Umam Marine Tech, we understand that marine equipment procurement is often driven by exact model numbers, existing vessel installations, and urgent replacement requirements. We therefore focus on helping customers source the correct marine electronics and navigation equipment according to their specific requirements. If you require a Kongsberg OMC-139, customers can provide the existing unit’s model plate, photographs, technical details, or other available information so that our team can help verify the equipment and determine the most suitable available option.

The Kongsberg OMC 139 Marine Wind Display is therefore a practical solution for vessels requiring dependable indication of relative wind speed and direction as part of their bridge instrumentation system. Its configurable wind-speed units, wind-direction indication, average and gust information, NMEA 0183 communication, and marine installation format make it suitable for integration into professional vessel navigation environments. Whether the requirement is for a replacement unit, spare equipment, vessel maintenance, or sourcing support for an existing installation, Umam Marine Tech can assist with the supply of the OMC-139 subject to availability and configuration.

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