15 ppm bilge alarms
Discharge monitors for engine room OWS installations, matched to the separator aboard.
Manufacturer · Discharge monitoring
Oil discharge monitoring and 15 ppm bilge alarms — supplied, calibrated and serviced by Green Marine across the Gulf Coast.
The brand
Brannstrom builds the oil content monitors and 15 ppm bilge alarms that watch the discharge side of the separator and stop the pump when the water is not clean enough to overboard.
Green Marine supplies, calibrates and services the range, including sensor cleaning, sample line work, and the calibration records that hold up during inspection.
What Green Marine supplies
Complete Brannstrom systems and the parts, elements or consumables they need after they are aboard.
Discharge monitors for engine room OWS installations, matched to the separator aboard.
Cargo-side monitoring where the vessel type calls for it.
Replacement measuring cells and sensor assemblies for the monitors we support.
Calibration kits, sample line components and the consumables the units need in service.
Applications
The Brannstrom range Green Marine specifies most often across commercial, offshore and government installations.
15 ppm monitoring on the discharge side of the oily water separator.
Monitors specified and calibrated to hold up to port state and class inspection.
Fleet-standard monitoring specifications with consistent calibration records across vessels.
Shipyard supply and commissioning, plus retrofit into existing OWS lineups.
Why buy it from Green Marine
A direct relationship with Brannstrom means parts, documentation and technical answers come from the source rather than a guess. Green Marine specifies the range, holds the parts most commonly needed on the vessels we support, and stands behind every install.
Every service visit is documented, so the next person to open the equipment knows what was found and what was done.
How to start
Green Marine works from whatever information you have aboard. The four steps below are the same whether it is a spec-out for a newbuild or a replacement part for a running unit.
Vessel name or hull, the system aboard, and whether it is a supply, replacement or service enquiry.
Make, model, serial number, part number — or a photo of the nameplate. Whatever you have is enough to start.
Written quote against the correct build and revision, with lead times and any commissioning or install support quoted separately.
Parts shipped where you need them, or the field team booked. Every visit closes with a written service report.
Start here
Every quote is answered by an engineer, not a form email. Send the vessel, the system and anything you have on the nameplate — that is enough to price against.
Field service, spare parts and commissioning can all be quoted from the same request.
Prefer to talk? Direct dial and email addresses are on the contact page.
Next step
Send us a photo of the plate and the vessel it is on. We identify the correct build, revision and part number from there.