NAUTIC-ON Makes Boating Smarter

Published: Friday, November 16, 2018

The NAUTIC-ON™ Smart Boating System provides remote access to your boat to monitor key system diagnostics, including engine, battery, bilge, and more, plus track location 24/7. The installed onboard hardware communicates via 4G with the easy-to-use mobile app so you can stay in touch with your boat at your own convenience.

NAUTIC-ON alerts you when something is wrong, allowing you to preemptively take care of issues, before they become big problems. Send information directly to your service provider for quick service.

Track engine data: With access to live engine diagnostics, including insight on pressure, temperature, and more, you’ll know the status of your boat in real time. NAUTIC-ON will relay fault codes to take the guesswork out of troubleshooting. This additional information is helpful for service providers, to make quick and accurate repairs to your boat.

Tend to bilge levels: Every boat is different, and that means every bilge pump is different. The NAUTIC-ON system keeps a record of the bilge pump’s activity, including run duration and frequency, to set a baseline of normal levels for your boat. You’ll know when the activity spikes and you can quickly take action before the water gets too high.

Trace your location: Whether you’re at the dock or on the move, you will know where your boat is with NAUTIC-ON. Receive alerts when it moves outside of the GeoFence, plus track trips and check recent routes. See where your boat is and where it’s been, wherever you are.

Take note of battery life: Don’t be dead in the water. Monitor your battery’s current vitals, whether it’s one battery or a bank of batteries. With NAUTIC-ON, you can remotely check your battery before you get to the dock, so you don’t have to worry about it when you’re out on the water.

The NAUTIC-ON Smart Boating System allows you to remotely monitor your boat, to avoid surprises and keep them from becoming big problems. To learn more, visit www.nautic-on.com.

This article first appeared in the Year End Issue (Nov/Dec) 2018 of Great Lakes Scuttlebutt magazine.