If you have a boat moored, in an unmanned area, without mains power and you need to know its essential technical parameters and be notified of intrusion attempts and vandalism, with “Marò” you can eliminate the distance increasing your control over it, and then possibly take action accordingly.

Its broadband connectivity, which uses a special SIM card, means that the system communicates with smartphones, tablets, notebooks, PCs, etc. and any alarm statuses. It also allows utilities connected to the system to be controlled remotely. Marò carries out some status checks and if activated, sends a notification e-mail to one or more predetermined recipients.

Being able to control the boat remotely means that you can also manually activate certain pre-set utilities at any time.
The camera, which is part of the system, constantly monitors the boat and records any motion in the area covered by the camera, which is limited to the boat.
The various statuses, including LIVE images and recordings, can be viewed at any time.
Others may be added according to needs, which may have to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. 
Installation and adaptation to the existing system makes it even more flexible and customisable.

WITH MARÒ YOU CAN: 
• BE NOTIFIED OF AND SEE INTRUSIONS AT SHORT NOTICE 
• GO AND RECHARGE THE BATTERIES WHENEVER NECESSARY
• CHECK FOR THE PRESENCE OF WATER IN THE BILGE
• REMOTELY SWITCH ON THE SERVICE BEACON
• USE REMOTE HANDS-FREE COMMUNICATION 
• SURF THE INTERNET OR TELEPHONE VIA WI-FI

When you are not present, your installations continue to function. If no one monitors them, complications may arise.
Even the simplest functions can become complex.
Second homes and apartment buildings are typical examples where it may become important to delegate certain checks to trusted ‘persons’.
‘Remote concierge’ is a device that controls your installations for you, cost-effectively and reliably.
A ‘friendly guardian’ that collects and manages information for property owners, building managers, tenants and others.

Have you ever experienced damage caused by weather events?
Weather events, which are becoming less and less exceptional and more and more intense, can put our safety at risk by damaging installations that are often made to protect our property and the buildings we live in.
Without them, the protection and functionality we need are no longer available.
Their continuity of service is often put to the test by weather events that are unpredictable and not easily measurable.

Without the proper care in their implementation and management, they may not work when most needed.