Buyer’s Guide

The Hub collects signals from Oversea sensors and forwards them to the registered owners of the sensor via the cellular network. Ownership of a Hub also enables you to remotely initiate a location request using advanced indoor/outdoor location technology.

Using our exclusive award winning Flocksense TM technology, Oversea is the only available 100% wireless system that works independently on internal AA batteries eliminating any boat battery drain or any cumbersome wired installation process.

Battery sensors are the most popular sensors. They remotely monitor batteries, helping to avoid that dreaded click ruining a day on the water or the degradation of undercharged batteries. 

As with most Oversea sensors, V results are displayed graphically, and alerts can be generated based on user set thresholds. Each battery requires a separate sensor.

The bilge high-water sensor detects high bilge water levels and monitors bilge temperature. Each separate bilge compartment requires a sensor.

This sensor is similar to the Bilge High Water, Temperature Sensor, but it also monitors humidity levels. It detects water intrusion in a normally dry compartments such as storage areas or cabins.

The bilge pump sensor collects and reports information on bilge pump run times by detecting an indicating voltage, often at the helm. It collects and reports cumulative bilge run times and sends alerts based on adjustable single events or cumulative runtime thresholds.

The entry sensor alerts whenever doors, hatches, dock boxes, cabinets. etc. are opened with the action of separating a magnet from a reed sensor.

The PIR sensor detects the presence of people or other moving objects in its field of view.

The power line sensor plugs into a standard 110-volt electrical outlet and detects shore power outages if the outlet is not backed up with a battery.

The sound sensor detects and converts local sound alarms to remote notifications. This versatile sensor is useful to remotely monitor such things as a smoke detector.