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Deutsch continues to expand its presence in the marine electronics market place.
Marine Track's Gypsy is a simple engine monitoring and alarm reporting system which allows engines to be observed through a variety of ways including: oil pressure; engine temperature; engine revolutions; engine hours report and remote control.
The Gypsy unit measures various sensor inputs, digitises the measurements and then transmits the digitised data in packets.
A reliable and cost effective waterproof PCB enclosure unit is essential for the operation of the system.
Keith Winter, Marine Business Manager at Deutsch commented: "This latest activity is great news for us at Deutsch, as it proves our products have the capability to excel in the competitive marine market".
"In utilising our experience from the military and aerospace sectors, we can produce good value durable electrical connection technology's which can operate reliably in the harsh environments of sea going vessels".
Andy Haffenden, Director of MarineTrack commented: "We are delighted to use Deutsch connector products on our Gypsy system as we feel confident in their ability to provide rugged and robust technology".
"Their products are increasingly seen in the marine electronics market, thus maximising the effectiveness of Marine Track products with a wide range of engine controls".
 

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