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Maretron offers three different types of tank monitoring technologies (i.e., adapter, ultrasonic, and pressure) for monitoring fluids aboard a vessel. Selecting the correct sensor can be confusing so this article helps you choose the right tank... Read More

Yes, much of Maretron device's data can be shown on Garmin displays with “NMEA 2000” functionality. Firstly, Maretron recommends that customers verify device compatibility by reviewing the Maretron product's datasheet ... Read More

Yes, much of Maretron device's data can be shown on Furuno displays with “CANBUS” functionality. Firstly, Maretron recommends that customers verify device compatibility by reviewing the Maretron product's datasheet specifically,... Read More

Yes, many of Maretron device's data can be displayed on Raymarine Chart-plotters With Seatalk and Seatalk ng functionality. Firstly, Maretron recommends that customers verify device compatibility by reviewing the Maretron product's datasheet... Read More

The FFM100 is compatible with single phase, single pulse sensors for flow measurements such as water and other non-lubricated fluids.This function allows the user to select specific fluid sensors that may provide a higher accuracy for a desired flow... Read More

The ALM100 can be commanded to annunciate by way of Maretron Displays(excluding legacy DSM200) or PC software N2KView(alerts enabled) only. Third-Party devices, Chart-plotters, and MFDs are not compatible to with the ALM100.  Read More

What firmware changes have taken place on the Maretron WSO100?WSO100 Firmware Versions:2.0.13 (2009-02-11) -  Reduced the reported LEN (Load Equivalent Number) from 7 to 3 to reflect actual current usage of the device-  Improved behavior... Read More

The difference in direction between the magnetic North pole (magnetic North) and the direction to the Earth's rotational North pole (true North) is referred to as variation. Variation changes depending where you are on the Earth and can be obtained... Read More

The SSC200 is a magnetic compass, which means that it measures the direction of Earth's magnetic field relative to the magnetic poles (magnetic heading). This is different than a gyrocompass, which measures heading relative to the Earth's rotational... Read More