Alarme auxiliaire externe Raymarine E26033

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Raymarine

E26033

External auxiliary alarm

The Raymarine E26033 external auxiliary alarm is an accessory designed to extend the sound alert capabilities of your navigation system. It allows you to relocate critical sound signals for improved onboard perception, complementing the alarms of multifunction displays.

This product is the alarm unit only, without additional accessories.

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£34.20 GBP

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Technical specifications

Alarm output	buzzer
Sorties d'alarme	1.0
Wired network	CAN
Operating voltage	12
Recommended fuse rating	1
IP rating	IP67
Certifications	CE

Detailed description

The Raymarine E26033 external auxiliary alarm is a critical component designed to extend the sound alert capabilities of your onboard navigation system. This accessory relays sound signals generated by various Raymarine equipment, ensuring that critical alerts are heard even in noisy environments or when the main display is not directly visible.

Integration and Functionality

Unlike complex systems such as B&G Zeus³S chartplotters or Garmin GPSMAP multifunction displays, the Raymarine E26033 external auxiliary alarm serves as a simple functional element. Its purpose is to amplify or relay sound notifications from your NMEA 2000 or SeaTalk network, whether for depth, wind, AIS collision, or engine issues. It has no user interface or processing capabilities but acts as a dedicated sound receiver and transmitter. Its role is to complement the visual and auditory interface of main displays by providing crucial auditory redundancy for safety.

Position in the Raymarine Range

Within the Raymarine ecosystem, this alarm integrates as a standard accessory, similar to basic sensors or extension cables. It is not a high-performance product like a Quantum radar or EV-200 autopilot, but rather an infrastructure element that ensures the effectiveness of alerts generated by these systems. Its existence addresses a practical need: ensuring that important alerts are not missed, a frequently underestimated aspect in navigation system design.

Expert opinion

Pol CONIN

Digital Manager

« Raymarine auxiliary alarm: audible safety on board »

The Raymarine E26033 external auxiliary alarm is a frequently overlooked but critical safety component aboard. On mid-sized to large vessels, or in noisy helm stations, the alarms built into multifunction displays may prove inadequate. Adding this unit allows critical alerts—whether a shallow-depth warning, dragging anchor, or a potentially hazardous AIS target—to be relayed to a more audible location, such as a cabin or deck. Installation is typically straightforward, requiring a connection to the alarm output of an MFD or compatible NMEA converter capable of driving a simple sound load. It is essential to select a mounting location where the sound will be clearly heard without being overwhelming, and to ensure waterproof wiring. This type of accessory is not a standalone safety system but a link to strengthen the vessel’s alert chain, enhancing crew situational awareness—especially during night navigation or in adverse weather conditions.

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External auxiliary alarm

£34.20 GBP

£34.20 GBP ~~£39.78 GBP~~

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What is the Raymarine E26033 external auxiliary alarm?

The Raymarine E26033 external auxiliary alarm is an accessory designed to extend the sound alert capabilities of your onboard navigation system. It allows you to remotely transmit audio signals generated by various Raymarine equipment, ensuring critical alerts are heard even in noisy environments or when the main panel is not directly visible.

What is the main role of the Raymarine E26033 external auxiliary alarm?

The main role of this alarm is to amplify or relay sound notifications from your NMEA 2000 or Seatalk network. It complements the visual and audio interface of primary displays by providing crucial auditory redundancy for onboard safety.

What types of audible alerts can the external auxiliary alarm E26033 relay?

The external auxiliary alarm E26033 can relay various audible alerts generated by your navigation system, such as:

Depth alertsWind alertsAIS collision alertsEngine problem alerts

Does the Raymarine E26033 external auxiliary alarm have a user interface or processing capabilities?

No, the E26033 external auxiliary alarm has no user interface or processing capabilities. It functions solely as a receiver and dedicated sound emitter, relaying audio alerts generated by other equipment.

Which types of networks is the Raymarine E26033 auxiliary alarm compatible with?

The Raymarine E26033 external auxiliary alarm is designed to relay audible alerts from NMEA 2000 or Seatalk networks in your navigation system.

Is the E26033 alarm compatible with all Raymarine equipment?

The E26033 alarm is a standard accessory that integrates with the Raymarine ecosystem. It is designed to work with Raymarine equipment capable of generating audible alerts via an NMEA 2000 or SeaTalk network, to relay these signals.

How is the Raymarine E26033 external auxiliary alarm connected to the navigation system?

The E26033 external auxiliary alarm connects to your Raymarine navigation system via the existing network—whether NMEA 2000 or SeaTalk—to receive and relay audio signals. The exact wiring details are typically provided in the product installation manual.

Why install an external auxiliary alarm like the Raymarine E26033?

Installing an external auxiliary alarm ensures that critical navigation system alerts are heard even in noisy environments or when main displays are not directly visible. It provides essential auditory redundancy for onboard safety, guaranteeing no important alert is missed.