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Siren Marine LLC

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Type
  
Private Limited

Website
  
sirenmarine.com

Founded
  
2006

Founder
  
Captain Daniel A. Harper

Headquarters
  
Newport, Rhode Island, United States

Services
  
Boat monitoring, Boat tracking, Boat remote control, Boat security

Siren Marine LLC is a US based marine electronics company that develops cellular based devices for the boat monitoring, tracking, controlling and security industry, which is most notable for its boat monitoring and tracking.

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History

The company was founded by Daniel A. Harper in 2006. Siren Marine won the 2012 Business plan competition (Technology and overall award). Their proprietary hardware allows its users to monitor, track and control their boat(s) including location tracking, anti-intruder alarms, security features and turning on or off of the spreader lights, the courtesy lights, a remote battery switch, HVAC, a manual bilge pump etc. The system sends the user alerts, information and confirmation messages as well as tracks the boat over Google maps from a mobile phone. Examples of the messages are: battery voltage, low voltage alerts, high bilge level alerts, shore power lost or recovered, daily status reports, anchor dragging alert, etc. The system has notably resulted in prevention of boat theft apart from convenience in daily monitoring.

The company received more media attention when it won cash prizes in a business plan competition in 2012 that it used to further boost its operations.

In 2015, Jonathan Banks, a Marine industry veteran with experience in both telecommunications and sailing became the COO of Siren Marine. Banks was the executive director of Sail America before he joined Siren Marine.

Siren Marine is currently used by a number of notable boat manufacturers and government and law enforcement operators.

Functionality

The system includes the following monitoring functionality:

  • Fire alarm
  • Battery level
  • Shore power loss
  • Bilge pump activation (simple on-switch alarm, or monitor over-cycling)
  • High water in bilge (optional sensor)
  • GPS geo-fence (alarm if boat leaves pre-determined radius)
  • Entry or tamper (optional door/hatch switches, motion or mat sensors)
  • Temperature changes (ambient and/or point-specific such as refrigerator)
  • References

    Siren Marine LLC Wikipedia