Why You Should Get A GlobalLink and Ruuvi Sensor For Your Boat
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So this boat has a Victron battery monitor and a Victron solar controller, but there's no inverter charger, there's no Cerbo, [music] it's not a big Victron system, just a small one. And the owner wanted remote, be able to check it remotely his battery okay or not. So instead of adding a Cerbo, we've chosen to use [music] the global link product. It has a built-in cell modem and built-in SIM card, basically a very small data plan. It's very small data. It's been [music] connected to the battery monitor and the solar controller. The global link can also take a Ruuvi temperature sensor similar to the Cerbos. So we've added a Ruuvi temperature sensor as well. So now remotely from his house, [music] he can check the status of his battery, the temperature of his cabin, below zero in the wintertime he can kind of keep an eye on it in the wintertime, make sure that you know his [music] heaters are still going. For the Ruuvi sensors, put them all over. Engine rooms are common. You know, the main salon area, you know, kind of where you have your water tanks and water lines to monitor the temperature that area. You can also set up an alarm with battery voltage or or temperature and it'll send him an email if it gets too low or too high. So less data than the the Cerbo wave doing it through the VRM. You know, for a small boat like this with less data, it's it's a good product.
