Garmin OnDeck shore power sensor, AC power input

This is a device designed to monitor the presence and status of the shore power supply on your vessel. It integrates with the Garmin OnDeck system for remote monitoring.

It detects fluctuations or interruptions in shore power supply. Its purpose is to help prevent damage to sensitive onboard equipment and identify potentially hazardous poor connections.

The sensor integrates with the Garmin OnDeck system and transmits digital data to the central unit. This information can then be monitored remotely via the ActiveCaptain® mobile application.

The sensor is available in two main versions:

Wired version: Accepts an input voltage of 90 to 264 V AC. Plug-in version: Compatible with standard plugs from 100 to 240 V AC, covering North American, European, UK, and Australian standards.

In the wired version, the Garmin OnDeck™ shore power sensor accepts an input voltage of 90 to 264 V AC.

In plug-in version, the Garmin OnDeck™ shore power sensor is compatible with an input voltage of 100 to 240 V AC.

The Garmin OnDeck™ shore power sensor provides a 5 V DC output voltage.

Yes, the sensor is fully compatible with ActiveCaptain®. Integration with this application ensures fast data transmission and allows you to remotely monitor your vessel’s charge cycle history.

The sensor must be installed in a dry location to prevent damage. It must also be mounted in a position not exposed to extreme temperatures or conditions, and where it will not be submerged. Adequate ventilation is required.

Yes, several precautions must be observed:

Always disconnect the vessel's power supply before starting installation. Ensure the device is properly grounded before applying power. Install the device when the vessel is ashore or securely moored in calm water conditions. When drilling or cutting, always check what is on the other side of the surface to avoid damaging the vessel.

Installation is flexible and can be completed by following the provided instructions. However, if you encounter difficulties during installation, it is recommended to contact Garmin product support for assistance.

The sensor must be installed in a location not exposed to extreme temperatures or conditions. It must not be submerged and should have adequate ventilation. It is also recommended to mount it at least 102 mm (4 inches) away from cables and other potential sources of interference.

It is imperative not to remove the inline fuse holder when connecting the power cable. The appropriate fuse must be installed as specified in the product documentation to prevent risk of personal injury or product damage from fire or overheating. Connecting the power cable without the correct fuse voids the product warranty.

Yes, it is imperative to mount the power sensor in a dry location at the dock to prevent any damage to the device.

Yes, the use of OnDeck services, including monitoring via the shore power sensor, is subject to a Garmin OnDeck™ service plan. Each OnDeck™ product requires its own service plan.

By continuously monitoring the shore power supply, the OnDeck™ shore power sensor detects fluctuations or interruptions quickly. Early detection helps prevent damage to sensitive onboard equipment and identifies potentially dangerous poor connections before they cause major issues.

The Garmin OnDeck™ shore power sensor weighs approximately 90 grams (0.2 lb).

Yes, for the OnDeck system to remain in full-power mode and allow configuration after the subscription is activated, you must enable the "Boat-in-Use" input or the shore power sensor. Without this, the OnDeck system may enter sleep mode.

The sensor output is compatible with standard 100 to 240 V AC sockets, specifically those used in North America, Europe, the United Kingdom, and Australia.

Yes, thanks to its integration with the OnDeck system and the ActiveCaptain® app, the sensor allows you to track your vessel’s charge cycle history.