Marine Monitoring
Location, GSP & Geofencing
• Track your boat whether on the water, on the trailer or on your lift at home
• Provide peace of mind that no matter where your boat is located you always have a "Geo" Fence around it
Temperature Monitoring
• Ability to monitor temperatures in or around the bilge area of your vessel
• Place near batteries to measure temperatures inside compartments and/or hatches
• Place in livewells to measure water temperatures for sensitive bait
• Place on trailer hubs and/or bearings to track temperatures during long tows
Battery Voltage & Switch
• Easily identify when or if a battery switch is left on 1, 2, ALL or OFF
• Monitor auxiliary AUX batteries
• Monitor 24 & 36-volt trolling motor-circuited battery connections
Bilge Pump / High Water
• With the addition of a simple sensor placed in your bilge area, you can now easily measure water levels at any given time
• This can be treated as a redundant monitor to your high-water alarm
• Alerts the user when a specific depth is reached
• Continuously alerts as water levels rise and fall
Marine Alerting
High / Low Battery Amperage
• Provides low battery alerting, allowing the user to easily identify whether a battery is losing voltage and needs to be changed or replaced
• Easily identifies whether a battery is storing too much or too little energy during a charge
High-Temperature Alerting
• Setup custom alerts when temperatures reaches or drops below specified temperature
• Place in live-wells to measure water temps for sensitive baits
• Alert on ambient temperatures in center console and hatches
Geofence Distance Alerting
• Receive an alert notification if the battery has been left on and the phone is outside a specified proximity
• Add multiple locations with multiple geo-fences. If you are traveling with your boat or keep your boat at multiple locations, we have you covered
High Water Alerting
• Continuously measures water level in bilge area with built-in notifications if certain water thresholds are met
• Customize your alerting as water levels rise and fall
• This is particularly helpful during our heavy-rain and hurricane season