Marine: boat tracking and remote monitoring
On the water there is even less control — telematics provides factual data even where there is no on-site supervision.
Boats and floating work equipment are typically left unattended, and maintenance is based on operating hours. FleetControl continuously monitors position, operating time and power supply, and sends an immediate alert when a vessel leaves the harbour. We agree the exact options for use on the water (coverage, installable device) fleet by fleet.
The benefits
- Geofence monitoring: alert when leaving the harbour or anchorage
- Movement monitoring: detection of unauthorised movement (towing away)
- External power monitoring: remote monitoring of battery voltage with three-level alerts
- Operating time measurement: automatic logging of engine hours for maintenance planning
- Object records: documents, inspections and insurance with expiry monitoring
- Checklist: pre-departure inspection with photo documentation
Recommended devices
- [A description of the device that can be installed on boats will be added here – power supply, protection rating, installation; professional approval required]
Recommended services
Of FleetControl's 55 service modules, we recommend these packages for this sector.
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Basic service package
FleetControl basic service · Tracking · Operating time measurement · Object records
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Asset protection package
Geofence monitoring · Movement monitoring · External power monitoring
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Maintenance package
Checklist · Direct fault reporting · Expiry and service due report
Frequently asked questions
Can the battery of a boat moored in the harbour be monitored?
Yes — external power monitoring gives three-level alerts on voltage levels before the boat's battery runs flat.
Does the system work on the water?
[A professionally confirmed answer on coverage on the water will be added here]
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