GeauxPower Marine installs and integrates chartplotters, sonar, transducers, engine data, NMEA 2000 networks and connected marine equipment. Every installation includes the power, protection, networking and equipment connections required for dependable operation.
Marine electronics depend on clean power, dependable grounds, correct protection, proper networking and accurate equipment placement. GeauxPower handles the electrical system supporting the display—not only the display itself.
Installation and replacement of multifunction displays used for navigation, sonar, mapping, engine data and connected equipment.
Installation and integration of traditional sonar, side imaging, down imaging and compatible live-sonar equipment.
Transducers must be positioned and connected according to hull type, mounting location, operating speed and sonar requirements.
Compatible engines can provide operating information to multifunction displays through the appropriate gateway or network connection.
Connected marine equipment requires a correctly constructed and powered network backbone.
Electronics failures may originate in the power supply, grounding, network, transducer or installation—not necessarily inside the display.
Installation requirements vary by product, boat layout and equipment combination. GeauxPower reviews each system before establishing the final power, networking and mounting plan.
Reliable marine electronics require proper conductor sizing, circuit protection, grounding, network construction, cable routing, mounting support and clearance behind the console.
View NMEA 2000 ServicesA multifunction display may receive information from the engine, fuel system, heading sensor, GPS receiver, sonar equipment and other networked devices. The network must be powered, terminated and arranged correctly for each device to communicate reliably.
View Battery and Charging SystemsCompatible engine operating data can be displayed through the proper gateway and network connection.
Heading, position, depth and other compatible information can be made available to multiple connected displays.
Networked displays can share compatible information and equipment depending on the installed system.
Improper termination, voltage loss, damaged cables and failed devices can prevent equipment from communicating.
Equipment dimensions, visibility, mounting depth, cable access, transducer requirements, network architecture and available power must be reviewed before installation begins.
Confirm display models, sonar equipment, transducers, gateways, sensors, accessories and manufacturer installation requirements.
Evaluate console space, mounting support, battery power, distribution equipment, cable paths and transducer locations.
Mount the equipment and complete the power, network, gateway, transducer and accessory connections.
Verify voltage, network communication, sonar operation, engine data, sensor information and connected equipment performance.
Send the boat year, manufacturer and model, the exact equipment model numbers, photos of the console and battery compartment, and a description of the displays, sonar, transducers, engine data and networking you want installed.