Rectangular magnetic switch (indoor)

No, the MS-1035 switch is a component designed to be connected to existing onboard monitoring and control systems to operate.

You can install it in interior areas of your boat to monitor the status of doors, hatches, windows, or lockers, anywhere position detection "open/closed" is required.

Its rectangular design is intended to simplify installation. The most critical aspect for reliable installation is ensuring precise alignment between the two parts of the switch.

Yes, precise alignment between the two parts of the switch is crucial to ensure reliable operation and correct detection of the magnetic field.

Yes, its rectangular design and size are intended to facilitate discreet installation in window frames or interior surfaces, minimizing its visual impact.

For reliable long-term operation, it is crucial to ensure precise alignment between the two parts of the switch during installation.

The switch must be installed in a protected indoor environment and at a location where both parts of the switch can be precisely aligned to detect the open or closed state of the monitored element.

It is designed to be connected to existing onboard monitoring and control systems, enabling the integration of moving elements' positions into the ship's overall interface.

The MS-1035 switch itself is a simple binary sensor. To integrate it into an NMEA 2000 network, it should be connected to a compatible NMEA 2000 interface module, such as a Switch Indicator Module (SIM) that would convert its signal into NMEA 2000 data.

Yes, its primary function is to provide a discrete signal that can be integrated into existing boat monitoring and control systems to track the status of openings.