Whether your boat is at the dock, on a trailer, or moored far from home, one thing remains constant: your connection to it. Boaters across the Great Lakes and beyond are turning to Skyhawk Oversea, a self-powered, wireless boat monitoring system designed to keep you informed—without ever draining your boat’s battery.

Skyhawk Oversea delivers a new level of freedom and assurance by solving the problems that boaters worry about most—dead batteries, high water in the bilge, fire, unexpected motion, or even theft. With Oversea’s real-time alerts sent straight to your phone, you’re never left guessing about your boat’s status, no matter where you are.

“We didn’t want to just create another gadget—we wanted to give boaters peace of mind,” said the Skyhawk team. “Oversea is effortless to install, runs on its own battery, and can monitor multiple boats at once. It’s the smart, stress-free way to stay connected.”

At the heart of Skyhawk Oversea are compact, rugged sensors that monitor critical onboard systems:

• Battery Sensor – Alerts you if voltage drops unexpectedly.

• Bilge High-Water Sensor – Warns you before water levels become a crisis.

• Bilge Pump Sensor – Tracks pump activity so you know if something’s not right.

• Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR) – Detects unexpected motion to alert against theft or trespassing.

No wiring. No Bluetooth pairing. No boat power required. Every Skyhawk Oversea system runs on long-lasting internal batteries, making it a favorite among boaters, marina managers, and boat owners with remote or unpowered slips.

Why boaters love Oversea:

• Completely self-powered – never taps into your boat’s battery

• Wireless and easy to install

• Real-time mobile alerts

• Monitor multiple boats from one hub

• Built in the USA and designed for harsh marine environments

As the boating season ramps up, now’s the time to protect your investment with smart technology that works quietly in the background—so you can focus on the water, not the “what ifs.”

Skyhawk Oversea is available now at: https://bit.ly/4iJamzJ.