Each berth has its own meter, each skipper his own consumption. Prepaid or on the final bill — and the box on the dock switches off as soon as the spot is empty.
Consumption is invisible on the dock, and the difference between two boats is greater than between two houses.
Air conditioning, boiler and heating on board versus a battery that charges. The same amount is in the mooring fee for both.
The boat is gone, but the power box is still on. In a marina with a hundred spots, that runs year-round.
A water pipe leaking in a spot no one visits is only discovered when the annual statement arrives.
In the harbor, electricity is usually included in the berth fee. The motorboat with air conditioning, heater, and boiler pays the same as the sailboat that only charges its battery.
With a meter per berth, you settle based on actual consumption. Transients purchase credit in advance, permanent berth holders receive it on the annual bill.
The water at the jetty is also measured. A leak in a pipe under the jetty is otherwise only noticed when the bill arrives.
Visitors and permanent berth holders require different arrangements, and this can be managed with the same meter.
A credit per berth, to be purchased without the harbor office needing to be open.
Consumption simply continues and is tracked per berth, so the final bill is traceable.
When the boat departs, the power box turns off. No more circuits over the dock.
Continuous consumption on a dock where no one taps is almost always a leak — and you'll see it the same day.
The berth is where the money leaks away, especially now that more and more electric boats are being used and charged.
Overview of your entire connection and what is being drawn at the same time. The latter determines if the network on the dock can handle it.
A meter per pole that tracks the reservation: on when checking in, off at departure. Settling based on consumption or with a credit.
Where a marina starts, and what can be added after that.
Power per pitch, linked to your reservation. In a marina, this is the item that comes back the fastest.
Most marinas already reserve and pay online. We take the next step: power at the pedestal follows that reservation, via a connection with your existing booking system or with our own module.
On at check-in, off at departure, and a credit that the guest can see how much is left. If it runs low, they receive a timely notification and buy additional power without anyone needing to go to the dock.