Description
SAAB MARINE ELECTRONICS
PWB 9242 210-001
PCB CARD
P. NO: 9235 395-101
CIN-31
9240 000-741 A
94V-0
The Saab Marine Electronics PWB 9242 210-001 is a printed wiring board (PCB card) designed for use within marine control and automation systems. Bearing part number 9235 395-101 and rated to the 94V-0 flame-retardancy standard, this board serves as a core electronic assembly responsible for processing, signal routing, or control functions within the wider Saab Marine system architecture. Marine control systems of this type are typically found in radar, level gauging, vessel monitoring, or integrated automation installations aboard commercial and industrial vessels. The integrity of this PCB card is critical to system continuity — a faulty or degraded board can result in loss of control or monitoring capability, making timely replacement an operational priority.
Key Features
✓ Printed wiring board assembly from Saab Marine Electronics, referenced under PWB 9242 210-001 and part number 9235 395-101, designed for integration within Saab Marine control system architectures.
✓ Rated 94V-0 for flame retardancy, conforming to standard PCB material classifications — no additional electrical ratings are confirmed from available data; exact voltage and current parameters are subject to confirmation against system documentation.
✓ Compatible with Saab Marine system configurations where this board reference is specified; suitability for specific panels, controllers, or sub-systems should be verified against the vessel’s existing system model and revision level.
✓ Intended for installation within enclosed electronics enclosures or control cabinets in dry, protected locations onboard; mounting and interface configuration are subject to confirmation based on the target system.
✓ Direct replacement of this PCB card can restore system functionality without full unit replacement, reducing downtime and cost — compatibility must be confirmed against system version and CIN reference prior to installation.
Marine Applications
✓ Commercial cargo vessels and tankers equipped with Saab Marine radar or level gauging systems requiring PCB-level maintenance or component renewal.
✓ Offshore support vessels and platform supply vessels utilising Saab Marine integrated automation or monitoring systems where control board continuity is essential.
✓ Passenger ferries and ro-ro vessels operating Saab Marine electronics suites that depend on reliable PCB assemblies for uninterrupted system performance.
✓ Naval auxiliaries and government vessels with Saab Marine control system installations requiring OEM-referenced spare parts for scheduled or corrective maintenance.
✓ Shipyards and vessel management companies maintaining inventory of Saab Marine PCB assemblies to support rapid turnaround during dry-dock or at-sea repair operations.
Why Marine Engineers Choose
Marine engineers specify Saab Marine PCB cards by original part reference to ensure system-level compatibility, avoid integration risk, and maintain the performance standards of the installed automation or monitoring system. Sourcing to the correct board reference minimises re-commissioning time and supports audit-ready maintenance records.
Ideal For
Commercial cargo ships, tankers, offshore vessels, passenger ferries, ro-ro carriers, and naval auxiliaries operating Saab Marine Electronics control or monitoring systems requiring PCB card renewal or spare holding.
Technical Support & Compliance
Technical support is available to assist with remote troubleshooting, compatibility assessment, onboard guidance, and integration into existing Saab Marine system configurations — subject to confirmation of the installation context. Support can extend to advice on testing and commissioning following board replacement, as well as retrofit or upgrade scenarios where applicable. To confirm compatibility and suitability, buyers should provide: nameplate photographs of the existing board and host unit, the full part number and CIN reference, system model and software or hardware revision, any relevant wiring diagrams or technical drawings, and vessel name or IMO number where available. All compatibility assessments are subject to confirmation based on the documentation provided.
