Owning a boat is supposed to be about enjoying time on the water—not worrying about what’s happening aboard when you’re miles away. Siren Marine’s connected-boat technology is designed to give boaters a better view of their vessel, whether they’re at the dock, at home or across the country.
At the heart of the system is the Siren 3 Connected Boat device, which communicates with the vessel and its onboard systems while, sending important information to the Siren Connected Boat app. From a smartphone, owners can monitor critical functions and receive alerts when something needs attention.
Battery voltage, bilge-pump activity, temperature, vessel location and other parameters can be monitored through the system, depending on the sensors and equipment installed. GPS tracking and geofencing can also help keep tabs on a boat’s location and alert the owner if it moves beyond a designated area.
That can be particularly useful for boats left unattended at a marina. A notification about unexpected movement, a low battery or excessive bilge activity can provide valuable warning before a minor problem becomes a major one.
Siren 3 also integrates with a boat’s NMEA 2000 network, allowing compatible vessels to share additional information, including engine and tank data. Wireless sensors expand the system’s capabilities, while optional control functions can allow owners to remotely operate certain onboard equipment.
The concept is straightforward: Connect the boat, monitor its vital signs and stay informed wherever you are. For boat owners who want greater visibility into the condition and security of their vessel, connected-boat technology can add a valuable layer of convenience—and peace of mind.
So, can your boat do this? With a Siren Marine system, it can.
