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On a vessel, the network connects everything — navigation systems, computers, reporting tools, printers, and onboard communication. If the network is weak or poorly organized, everything slows down or stops. The right network equipment keeps systems stable, secure, and working together reliably — whether alongside or offshore.
Standard network devices
Switches
Switches connect all onboard devices so they can communicate properly. A quality switch ensures stable internal connections, smooth data flow, and fewer interruptions during daily operations.
Wi-Fi access points
Access points provide wireless coverage throughout the vessel’s accommodation and office areas. This allows crew and officers to stay connected wherever they are onboard.
Firewalls
Firewalls protect the vessel’s network from unauthorized access and cyber threats. They help keep operational systems secure while allowing safe communication with shore.
Standard network cabinet
Network cabinets keep switches, firewalls, and other equipment organized and protected. Proper housing reduces cable clutter, improves airflow, and makes maintenance easier.
Rugged, marine grade network devices
Built specifically for harsh marine environments, these devices are designed to withstand vibration, humidity, heat, and continuous operation at sea.
Rugged, marine grade switches
Heavy-duty switches designed for reliable performance in engine rooms or high-movement areas.
Rugged, marine grade Wi-Fi access points
Durable wireless units built to maintain stable coverage even in demanding onboard conditions.
Rugged, marine grade network cabinets
Marine-grade enclosures designed to protect critical network equipment from environmental stress while keeping installations secure and organized.
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