Description
Sensar Boat Monitor w/Bilge Sentry | Boat Supply Store
Protect your vessel from theft and critical system failures with the Sensar Boat Monitor, a comprehensive security solution. This system provides real-time GPS tracking and geofencing capabilities, ensuring you are immediately alerted to unauthorized movement, even at anchor in Galveston Bay. Its integrated sensors monitor up to two 12V/24V battery banks, bilge pump activity, and bilge water levels up to 6 inches, with a temperature range of -4F to 140F, all managed through a user-friendly mobile application.
Key Features
- Real-time GPS tracking with multi-GNSS receiver for precise location data.
- Geofence alerts notify you of unauthorized vessel movement.
- Comprehensive bilge monitoring including water level (0-6") and temperature (-4F to 140F).
- Dual battery bank monitoring for 12V and 24V systems.
- Integrated G-force sensor detects impacts up to 8g.
- Maintenance-free operation with a 40-day rechargeable internal battery.
- Screw-free installation utilizing industrial-grade tape.
- Maritime-grade cables ensure reliable connectivity in harsh marine environments.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 112.5 x 97 x 35.5 mm |
| Weight | 276.5g |
| Internal Battery Life | 40 days (rechargeable) |
| Mobile Coverage | 4G |
| Battery Bank Support | Up to 2 (12V/24V) |
| Bilge Water Level Monitoring | 0-6 inches |
| Bilge Temperature Monitoring | -4F to 140F |
| G-Force Measurement Range | 0g to 8g |
Who This Is For
Boat owners demanding advanced security and remote monitoring capabilities, especially those who frequently leave their vessel unattended or require immediate alerts for critical conditions. This system offers peace of mind for owners of offshore fishing rigs and weekend cruisers alike.
How It Compares
| Feature | Sensar Boat Monitor w/Bilge Sentry | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| GPS Tracking | Yes (Multi-GNSS) | Yes |
| Battery Monitoring | Up to 2 banks (12V/24V) | Yes |
| Bilge Pump Monitoring | Yes | Yes |
| Geofencing | Yes | Yes |
| G-Force Sensor | Yes (0g to 8g) | No |
| Installation | DIY, screw-free option | Professional installation recommended |
| Internal Battery Life | 40 days (recharges automatically) | Requires boat power |
Common Concerns Answered
Will I receive alerts if my boat is in an area with no cellular service?
The Sensar Boat Monitor relies on 4G mobile coverage for remote alerts. Areas without active cellular service will not transmit notifications. Consider a satellite communication backup if operating in remote regions.
Is the app setup complex for someone not technically inclined?
While designed for ease of use, initial app pairing and configuration may present a learning curve for some users. Comprehensive documentation and customer support are available to assist with setup.
How reliable is the cellular connectivity in all maritime conditions?
The system uses standard 4G mobile networks. Performance is dependent on network availability and signal strength in your operating area, similar to standard mobile phone usage.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Sensar Boat Monitor's internal battery last?
The internal battery is designed to last up to 40 days on a single charge and automatically recharges when connected to the boat's power.
Does the Sensar Boat Monitor require frequent charging?
No, the internal battery provides 40 days of operation and recharges automatically via the boat's electrical system, eliminating the need for frequent manual charging.
What types of batteries can the Sensar Boat Monitor monitor?
It can monitor up to two battery banks, supporting both 12V and 24V systems, providing essential voltage status.
Can the Sensar Boat Monitor track the boat's location?
Yes, it features automatic GPS tracking with a multi-GNSS receiver, allowing you to monitor your boat's precise location in real-time.
How is the Sensar Boat Monitor installed?
Installation is designed for simplicity, featuring a screw-free option utilizing industrial-grade adhesive tape. Maritime-grade cables connect sensors and power.
