Dometic Marine launches new Marine Gateway

Dometic Marine Gateway

Nov 8, 2022

Dometic Marine has launched its latest development for the boat building and boating industry — the new Dometic Marine Gateway. This technology was planned to make its global debut before the boating industry and press in Dometic Marine’s IBEX 2022 Exhibit.

Dometic’s new Internet of Things (IoT) solution lets boaters connect, monitor, and control multiple devices and digital systems whether onboard the boat or away from it anywhere in the world. Using free, fast-responding Dometic Sync Bluetooth connectivity, boaters can monitor and control all connected devices while onboard the vessel, providing an enhanced experience for today’s tech-savvy boaters.

When boaters are on or off the vessel, Dometic Cloud lets boaters monitor and control a range of onboard systems via the Internet using Wi-Fi or LTE cellular. Whether they are across the bay or across the country, boaters can monitor critical data such as battery status, tank levels, bilge pump status, shore power connection status, and more. The ability to check at a glance the status and health of a boat’s systems delivers 24/7 peace of mind and a better overall boat ownership experience.

One of the biggest advantages is this system’s seamless integration with proven Dometic DCM Digital Switching. This makes it easy to integrate a wide variety of components and systems throughout the vessel and control them using the Gateway and companion mobile app.

Dometic’s Marine Gateway also provides security against intrusion and/or theft through a range of available sensors. Dometic will offer reed switch sensors that can be used to secure doors, hatches, cabin windows, and other possible entry points. A special Security Loop can be connected to the Marine Gateway to secure outboard engines, MFDs, deck boxes, and other valuable equipment. Boaters will receive an instant alert if any part of the Security Loop is cut. It is particularly useful in preventing the removal of today’s costly high-powered outboard motors — a popular target for boat thieves.

Dometic Marine Gateway’s built-in GNSS GPS receiver provides accurate position data and lets boaters set up precise geofence protection for their vessels, alerting them if the vessel is moved beyond the established borders. This provides additional security against theft and also alerts owners if a boat drags anchor or drifts off its mooring while the crew is ashore.

Dometic’s tile-based mobile app makes it easy to view status information and control connected devices through any compatible phone or tablet. The app is designed to be intuitive — swipe on a tile (Batteries, Bilge, Location, Tanks, Security) for a quick devices overview, then press on a tile for detailed device views and control. Simple alert control makes it easy for boaters to set parameters on when and how they wish to receive alerts.

The Dometic Marine Gateway can be mounted anywhere when used with external GNSS and LTE antennas, allowing for versatile installation on a variety of vessels. The system’s low power draw makes it practical for use during extended periods of storage, while its internal backup battery will keep the unit functioning if power is cut.

Beginning in early 2023, Dometic will offer affordable global roaming LTE subscription options to support its Marine Gateway system and meet the needs of different boating lifestyles.

To learn more, visit www.dometic.com.

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