Nothing aboard
goes unrecorded.

Every channel on one timebase, in a tamper-evident log that keeps recording through blackout and link loss.

A SEALINK fleet at sea

Every vessel keeps a complete record of its own passage.

Condition monitoring

Live readings and recorded history are read together, so drift and thermal hot-spots surface while there is still time to act.

Operational review

Every channel stays on one timebase, so a passage can be replayed exactly as it happened, from the bridge or ashore.

Predictive maintenance

Each machine's normal running pattern is learned and projected forward, so service is planned before a part fails.

The SEAVAULT recorder unit

The recorder, built to keep listening.

A single tamper-evident unit that time-synchronises every channel on board and holds the record through power loss.

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

Put your fleet on the record.

Tell us what you run, and our engineers will help you specify SEAVAULT for it.

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