Garmin OnDeck™ wired shore power sensor

The Garmin OnDeck™ wired shore power sensor is designed to remotely monitor the presence of AC shore power for your vessel when docked. It allows you to check if power is available for battery charging and onboard equipment operation.

Once connected to a Garmin OnDeck hub and integrated into your system, the sensor transmits the shore power status. In the event of a power outage, you will receive real-time alerts directly on your ActiveCaptain® mobile application, allowing continuous monitoring even remotely.

This hardwired shore power sensor is compatible with a wide AC input voltage range, from 90 to 264 Volts. This provides high adaptability to different marine electrical installations.

The Garmin OnDeck™ shore power sensor provides a 5 V DC output voltage, intended to be connected to the OnDeck system.

The OnDeck™ shore power sensor is made of polymer, a material chosen for its durability and suitability for demanding marine environments.

When the sensor is connected to the OnDeck system, its maximum AC input current is 25 mA in steady state.

This model is a hardwired shore power sensor. It requires a direct physical connection to your boat's AC shore power supply and to the Garmin OnDeck hub to function.

This wired shore power sensor is specifically designed to be connected to a Garmin OnDeck hub. It is compatible with the following hub models: OnDeck Hub, Cortex® M1 Hub, or Cortex® V1 Hub.

No, the Garmin OnDeck™ shore power sensor does not operate autonomously. It must be connected to a Garmin OnDeck hub (OnDeck Hub, Cortex® M1 Hub or Cortex® V1 Hub) to transmit data and enable monitoring.

To receive alerts and monitor the shore power status transmitted by this sensor, you must use the Garmin ActiveCaptain® mobile app.

Yes, this sensor is compatible with a wide input AC voltage range, from 90 to 264 Volts. It can therefore be used with marine electrical systems of 110V, 220V, or other voltages within this range.

The OnDeck™ shore power sensor is specifically designed to integrate with the Garmin OnDeck system and requires a Garmin OnDeck hub to function properly. Compatibility with third-party monitoring systems is not guaranteed and is not recommended by the manufacturer.

Before any installation, it is imperative to disconnect the AC power supply of your boat to avoid any risk. It is also recommended to wear safety glasses, hearing protection, and a dust mask when drilling or cutting.

The sensor must be installed in a well-ventilated area, away from heat sources and high ambient temperatures. Do not place any objects on the sensor once installed to ensure proper ventilation.

Yes, Garmin recommends that this device be installed by a qualified marine installer. Specific knowledge of marine electrical systems is required for correct and safe installation.

You must use crimp connectors or other connectors approved by the ABYC (American Boat and Yacht Council) to connect the sensor to the AC power supply. Using unapproved connectors may damage the sensor or the OnDeck system.

The AC input must be protected by an overcurrent device, such as a fuse or circuit breaker. This device must be located within 175 mm (7 inches) of the source, be rated for the appropriate line voltage, and its current rating must be at least 2 A but must not exceed 5 A.

Any additional wiring added to the sensor must be 18 AWG (0.82 mm²) or larger to ensure a safe and compliant installation.

No, you must never directly connect the OnDeck IN/OUT wiring harness to AC mains power. This would damage the OnDeck system, as well as any other device connected to the OnDeck system, and could result in injury.

The warranty policy applicable to the Garmin OnDeck™ shore power sensor is the one defined by Garmin. For detailed information regarding the duration and conditions of the warranty, please refer to Garmin's official warranty terms and conditions.