Berth Alarm Panel

The panel ties cabin contacts, motion pickups, and local alarms into one hardwired station with a private comm ping. Toggle guards and raised labels work through gloves; the cabinet smells of warm dust once it has lived beside a berth for a year. Keep the backup cell dated and the zone map inside the door. Working crews value it because a ship network reboot should not unlock the laundry and the gun cabinet together. A competent install localizes intrusion. Crossed zones send security to the shower while the cargo walks out. Boltward sells Berth Alarm Panel from the legal front shelves, records the serial, and keeps bypass parts under a different key. The hardware is meant to delay trouble and preserve evidence—not grant the owner magical authority over a corridor.