OnDeck™ hőmérsékletérzékelő

The Garmin OnDeck™ temperature sensor is an accessory designed for remote monitoring of thermal conditions aboard your boat. It integrates with the Garmin OnDeck™ Hub system and allows you to track temperature variations via the ActiveCaptain® mobile app.

This temperature sensor can measure temperatures across a wide range from -50°C to 105°C (-58°F to 221°F). This range makes it suitable for various onboard monitoring applications.

Temperature data collected by the sensor is transmitted to the Garmin OnDeck™ hub and is then accessible and viewable via the ActiveCaptain® mobile app on your mobile device.

The sensor is designed to withstand external conditions and is suitable for the marine environment. For wired connections, it is recommended to ensure waterproofing if they are exposed to moisture, for example by using heat-shrink connectors.

The reference number (SKU) for this temperature sensor is 010-13009-02.

No, the OnDeck™ temperature sensor is not a standalone device. It is designed to function as an accessory and requires the Garmin OnDeck™ hub (GTB 10) to collect and transmit temperature data.

No, the OnDeck™ temperature sensor is a wired sensor. It connects directly to the IN/OUT port of the Garmin OnDeck™ GTB 10 hub via a cable.

The OnDeck™ temperature sensor is designed to monitor the temperature of a specific area. The Garmin OnDeck™ GTB 10 hub has a dedicated input for a wired OnDeck temperature sensor. To monitor multiple areas, additional NMEA 2000-compatible temperature sensors may be required, connected to the boat's NMEA 2000 network if the OnDeck system is configured to read them.

Yes, the OnDeck™ temperature sensor is designed for marine use and can be installed on most types of boats equipped with the Garmin OnDeck™ Hub system.

Remote temperature monitoring allows you to continuously check the thermal conditions aboard your boat, even when you are not on board. This is useful for managing temperature-sensitive cargo, monitoring equipment or boat compartments, and detecting potential anomalies.

The OnDeck™ temperature sensor is compatible and requires the Garmin OnDeck™ hub (model GTB 10) to operate. It does not connect directly to other Garmin devices.

Yes, the Garmin ActiveCaptain® mobile application is required to configure the OnDeck™ system and view the temperature data collected by the remote sensor.

Yes, to use OnDeck services and benefit from remote monitoring of this sensor's data, a subscription to a Garmin cellular service plan is required for the OnDeck™ Hub system.

No, the OnDeck™ temperature sensor cannot connect directly to a Garmin chartplotter. It connects to the Garmin OnDeck™ GTB 10 hub, which can then interact with a compatible chartplotter via the Garmin marine network.

The OnDeck™ temperature sensor is a wired sensor that connects directly to the Garmin OnDeck™ GTB 10 hub via its IN/OUT port. It is not itself a NMEA 2000® sensor. The GTB 10 hub, in turn, can be connected to a NMEA 2000® network.

The OnDeck™ temperature sensor connects to the Garmin OnDeck™ GTB 10 hub via the hub's IN/OUT cable. The dedicated wire for the temperature sensor connection is light green.

During installation, it is important to choose a location that is not exposed to extreme temperatures unrepresentative of the monitored area. Additionally, all wired connections must be made watertight if they are likely to be exposed to moisture, to ensure the system's reliability and longevity.

For installing the temperature sensor, basic wiring tools are generally required, such as wire strippers, a screwdriver, and potentially waterproof wire connectors (e.g., heat-shrink connectors) if connections are exposed to moisture.

Yes, the OnDeck™ temperature sensor is a Garmin product and is covered by Garmin's standard product warranty. For specific details, consult Garmin's warranty terms and conditions.

The warranty may be void in case of damage resulting from improper installation, use not in accordance with the manual instructions, unauthorized modifications to the product, or damage caused by extreme temperatures or environmental conditions exceeding the operating specifications.