Every system
on one timeline.

SEAVAULT records every onboard channel into one tamper-evident log on a single timebase, ready for condition, review and maintenance.

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SEALINK line drawing of a vessel with its machinery, deck gear and sensors monitored on one timeline

Up to 24 channels on one timebase

One timebase, every channel.

up to 24 channels
NMEA 0183/2000Position, heading, speed and depth.
ModbusEngines, generators and auxiliaries.
Analog sensorsTemperature, pressure and level.
IP videoBridge and machinery cameras.
Condition monitoring

See machinery health while there is still time to act.

SEAVAULT reads the live feed and the recorded history together, so drifting temperatures, abnormal vibration and thermal hot-spots surface early, across the whole vessel.

How condition monitoring works
SEALINK line drawing of a vessel with its machinery, fuel and discharge systems monitored
Predictive maintenance

Plan the service before the window closes.

Each asset learns its own normal running pattern, and SEAVAULT projects it forward, so planned maintenance replaces breakdowns and the right parts are aboard in time.

How prediction works
SEALINK line drawing of a vessel plotting its route forward past surrounding traffic and marks

Replay any voyage, verified on camera.

Every channel stays aligned on one timeline, so a passage can be reviewed exactly as it happened: position, machinery and bridge video together.

Operational review
The SEAVAULT recorder unit on a light background

The recorder, built for the engine room.

A single tamper-evident unit that captures and time-synchronises every channel on board, and keeps recording through power loss.

Inputs
NMEA 0183/2000, Modbus, analog, IP video
Channels
Up to 24 on one timebase
Integrity
Hash-chained, tamper-evident record
Resilience
Edge buffer through blackout and link loss

Put your vessel's data on the record.

Tell us about your fleet and our engineers will help you specify SEAVAULT for it.

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