We are servicing Saier Nico UMS IAS IACS Alarm Monitoring and Control System  ensuring compliant, reliable, and safe unmanned engine room operations worldwide.

The Saier Nico UMS Alarm System IAS IACS is a robust and proven solution designed to support safe and compliant unmanned machinery space (UMS) operations on board commercial vessels. Built as a fully integrated Alarm, Indication, and Control System (IACS), it delivers continuous monitoring, intelligent alarm handling, and centralized machinery control.

According to the manufacturer, the system is designed to provide reliable supervision of all critical machinery parameters while supporting efficient vessel operation. In simple terms, this means engineers and officers can trust the system to detect, record, and alert them to any abnormal condition before it becomes a serious issue. Saier Nico also emphasizes high system availability and modular expandability, allowing the IAS to adapt easily to different vessel types and operational needs.

From the technical documentation, the system offers centralized alarm processing with visual and audible indication, ensuring no critical alert is missed. It also supports redundant architecture and event logging, providing traceability and reliability that modern classification societies expect.

Calibration, repair, and commissioning services are available on board, minimizing downtime and ensuring systems remain compliant and accurate throughout their lifecycle.

Service Scope

Calibration, Repair, Commissioning, Sensor Verification, Communication fail scope and recovery

Service Coverage

Spain, Gibraltar, Bulgaria, Turkey, Romania, Netherlands, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Greece, Malta, Cyprus, Belgium, and major ports including Algeciras, Valencia, Barcelona, Marseille, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Genoa, Piraeus, Istanbul, Constanța, Valletta, Limassol, and many more across Europe and the Mediterranean.

Regulatory Compliance

Under IMO SOLAS Chapter II-1, ISM Code, SIRE 2.0, and GVP requirements, alarm and monitoring systems forming part of UMS and IAS/IACS installations must be properly maintained and calibrated. Industry best practice and class guidance recommend annual calibration, or in accordance with manufacturer instructions and class survey intervals.

The Saier Nico UMS IAS IACS, including integration with systems such as MCS 2200 Monitoring and Control System, ensures vessels remain safe, compliant, and operational at all times.