sonsor alarm systems for boats and yachts
sonsor alarm systems support monitoring of boats and yachts at the berth, at anchor and during extended periods without use. A sonsor boat alarm system combines detection of activity inside the boat with sensor readings and app notifications. sonsor mobil adds cellular connectivity and GPS to these functions.
LTE, Wi-Fi and GPS for changing berths
sonsor mobil combines LTE cellular connectivity, Wi-Fi and GPS in a compact device. The location display in the sonsor app helps assess the boat's position, for example when unexpected movement is detected. Sending locations and alarm notifications requires suitable reception and connection conditions. The GPS function provides an updated location rather than continuous live tracking during a voyage.
Monitor the cabin and interior with multiple sensors
The built-in sensors detect motion, vibration, sounds and changes in light, allowing you to assess different signs of onboard activity. In live mode, the app displays current sensor readings and their history, including sound levels or vibration. The display operates without video recording. Temperature, humidity and air quality add indoor climate information to intrusion detection, including during extended stays at a berth or in winter storage.
Which connection suits the berth?
The sonsor mobil mobile alarm system is designed for changing locations with cellular connectivity and can also use Wi-Fi. sonsor home uses existing Wi-Fi and built-in interior and indoor climate sensors. It is an option for a fixed location with a suitable Wi-Fi connection. Cellular connectivity and GPS are features of the mobil model. The connection actually available at the boat's intended location is the deciding factor.
Installation inside the boat and USB-C power supply
The manufacturer recommends a central position with an unobstructed front, such as near the cabin entrance or higher up on a wall or ceiling. The main unit is used inside a protected interior. It is powered through USB-C. A suitable USB-C adapter is used to connect it to the boat's 12-volt electrical system. Match the installation position and detection range to the interior you want to monitor.
How do you adjust sensors to avoid false alarms?
Sensitivity and detection range can be adjusted in the app to suit the environment. When configuring the system for a berth, take account of the movement and sounds normally present there. Sensor histories help assess a notification. Additional door and window contacts monitor individual access points, while an alarm siren adds an audible signal to the main unit. The connection, installation and sensor settings determine the appropriate configuration for the boat or yacht.