Siren Marine’s flagship marine telematics product, the Siren 3 Pro, is to be shipped as a standard component with all multi-engine Yamaha Helm Master EX full manoeuvrability kits.
Operated via the Siren Connected Boat mobile app and Siren hardware, Siren 3 Pro combines real-time vessel security, multiple and flexible boat monitoring and tracking functions, and convenience features including remote digital switching.
“Now customers can reap the benefits of ultimate boat control on the water with Helm Master EX and off the water with the Siren 3 Pro,” said Andrew Cullen, director, Connectivity, Yamaha U.S. Marine Business Unit.
“With the integration of Siren Connected Boat technology, they also have the ability to monitor true engine hours and receive alerts about important maintenance intervals.”
Now customers can reap the benefits of ultimate boat control on the water with Helm Master EX and off the water with the Siren 3 Pro.
Andrew Cullen
In addition, Siren’s integration with Yamaha’s Command Link Plus protocol enables the Siren Connected Boat technology to automatically remind boaters and their preferred dealers about scheduled maintenance requirements and due dates based on actual engine use. It also contains all maintenance records for the boat.
With the help of a low power mode, customers can extend their battery life during times when full functionality is not needed or when boat power availability is limited.
“For builders and dealers installing the Helm Master EX kits, the integration of Siren 3 Pro allows easy verification of compatibility between installed Command Link Plus (CLP) rigging components following assembly, service or repower,” Andrew continued.
“This saves time and effort on both the production and service floors, helping ensure a trouble-free ownership experience to the consumer.”
Siren 3 Pro is a third-generation remote boat monitoring and telematics platform.
The Siren 3 Pro operates over a global 4G/5G LTE-M cellular network with the option to add SirenSat, an offshore antenna for customers that leave cellular coverage.
Options for sensors include wired and wireless as well as connection to the NMEA 2000 network.
