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Remote monitoring, push alerts and automated phone calls require a Vanemar Connect subscription.
Connect your boat's NMEA 2000 network to the Vanemar NMEA 2000 boat adapter for real-time monitoring of engines, tanks and batteries. Keep your boat's basic needs under control and plan your trips efficiently with boat alarm security systems.
MORE OF YOUR BOAT. WITHIN REACH.
Make everyday decisions with information your boat already collects. The adapter brings supported readings from your NMEA 2000 equipment into the same app you use to monitor your boat.
See available fuel, fresh-water and waste-tank levels, so you can plan a fuel stop, a refill or a pump-out around your day.
Use reported running hours when planning service and review available fuel-use data to better understand your time under way.
With supported digital switching aboard, check circuit states and operate connected equipment from the Vanemar app.
FROM READINGS TO EVERYDAY DECISIONS
Use the equipment already connected to your boat’s network to build a fuller picture of what needs attention.
Check the reported levels before heading to the marina. A fuel top-up, fresh-water refill or waste-tank pump-out can become part of your plan instead of an unwelcome interruption.
Set a low or high warning level for each supported tank. Choose limits that suit your crew and trip, and let an app notification bring a crossing to your attention.
Engine hours give you a practical starting point for maintenance planning. Check the reported total against your engine manufacturer’s service schedule before booking the next visit.
Available RPM, temperature and fuel-use readings add context to how the engine is running. Review recorded history to understand changes across your trips, using the measurements your connected equipment supplies.
If your boat has compatible digital switching, Vanemar lets you view supported circuit states and switch them on or off remotely. Label each control clearly so the app reflects your own boat.
The available controls depend on the switching equipment installed aboard. Confirm the circuit and its status before and after an action; optional biometric authentication adds an extra check when opening the switch dashboard.
HOW IT FITS YOUR BOAT
The adapter connects to your NMEA 2000 backbone and passes supported data to the Vanemar Gateway over Wi-Fi. The Gateway makes it available in your Vanemar app.
Compatible sources can add engine, tank, battery, wind and depth readings. The adapter brings their data into Vanemar; it does not measure those values itself.
Connect the supplied drop cable and T-connector to the backbone. The adapter draws power from that network and communicates with the Gateway over Wi-Fi.
Review the history of supported readings recorded by your setup. What you can look back at depends on the data your equipment supplied.
FIND THE RIGHT FIT FOR YOUR BOAT
Check your equipment manuals or boat’s wiring diagram for an NMEA 2000 network. It commonly uses a backbone with T-connectors linking onboard equipment. Send Support your equipment models and photos of the connections if you would like help checking compatibility.
Your boat needs compatible equipment supplying each measurement over NMEA 2000. For example, tank levels require a compatible tank-level source. The adapter does not add missing sensors or convert every instrument automatically. Ask us to check any must-have measurements before ordering.
Fresh readings need power to the NMEA 2000 network, the adapter and the equipment providing them. If those sources are switched off, their measurements stop updating. For monitoring while you are away, plan the power arrangement with your installer and keep the Gateway online.
Yes. Set individual low or high limits for supported tanks in the app. You might choose a low-level warning for fuel or fresh water, and a high-level warning for a waste tank. Remote warnings need the relevant data source online and notifications enabled.
Remote switching requires a compatible digital switch panel connected to your NMEA 2000 network. The adapter provides access to supported circuits through Vanemar; it does not turn an ordinary manual switch into a remote control. Check the intended circuits with your installer.
You need a Vanemar Gateway, active Vanemar Connect and a compatible NMEA 2000 network with the data sources you want to monitor. The adapter connects to the backbone using its drop cable and T-connector, then pairs with the Gateway. Keep the system powered and connected for remote access.
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