This week on Sundays With Sully we are talking about Raymarines latest offering in the digital switching world. Check out this over view of the yacht Sense system and be sure to give us a follow to see the finished build on the Backcove 34o we have currently in the shop.
Welcome back, everybody, to another episode of Sundays with Sully. Thank you, guys, for tuning in. You know what's next? You know the spiel. If you haven't done so yet, hit the like, subscribe, share button on KZfaq, Instagram and Facebook at Navtronics to stay up to date and in the know with the latest Marine tip tehcs and trends. All right. So as promised, this week, we're going to be talking about Raymarine's Yacht Sense switching. We have a back cove 34o build in progress if you've already been following us on our social media and on KZfaq. You've already seen little snippets behind the scene of what we have going on with this. So today we're going to give you just guys a real overview of it. And then once this is all done, we'll give you a full walkthrough video of how this all is integrated into the boat. So what do we have here? We have basically a stacked global module modular system from Raymarine for their yacht sense this is going to be Raymarine's version of digital switching. You're always, no matter what you're doing, one of these systems, you're always going to have a master. You're always going to have an end cap and all kind of in between. Here, we can splice this up depending on how many of these modules we need to stack or how many loads we have or different areas in the boat. If it's a bigger boat, we can do remote modules as well. So what does this all mean? Well, we've got the master display here and this is all going to be labeled as to watch everything that's going on there. And it's going to allow us to also see what's going on instead of, you know, if you had the display and maybe your display doesn't work, you can come in here, turn your devices on and off, and also understand what's going on with the health of your system. Also, with each of these modules, we have a signal module, we have a low power module and we have a high power module. No high power. This can be your bigger amp draws low power, obviously lower amp draws signal. That's going to be your senders and things like that. So we have the ability to monitor all of these things and each one of these. So like on our low power side here, the also have the redundancy. If we take off this flap, you'll see a bunch of micro fuses in here. So if something goes wrong, for whatever reason, you can't turn this on and you still want to manually override and have that redundancy, you can simply take the micro fuze out, jump it down one hole and now that system is now active but still fuzed with proper A, B, Y, C and NMEA Fuze protection on there. So we've got multiple redundancies in there. And the nice thing, again, like I said, is this is a stackable system on here, you know, so we're going to go over the stack. Well, what does that all mean and how does that all work and why you want to start with, you know, high loads to low loads to signals as you're building these things. But that's kind of the overview. This is going to be our power feed right here. We're going to look on this. We've got a positive and a negative. We also have spare fuzes in here again, possibly blew a fuze. You've got your spare fuzes in here as well, so you can stack all of these systems together here. Very clean, very easy deutsche plugs on this. So we want to take these out to wire them up. We've got our Deutsche plug. You lock all of these together and that in there. There you go. There's one module set up. If you had a remote module in another place, maybe a high capacity, you lift in a hatch or something, you just want a single remote or one or two remotes. You can set this up. There you go. It's just that quick, that easy to stack these up. Like you said, we have Deutsche plug connectors on here, Molex, you know, style plugs that can come in and out of there. And this is all going to integrate into the Raymarine world of things. That also goes to the Yacht Sense link that we talked about a few weeks ago. All of these are all going to integrate together to give you a connected boat and have that connectivity there. So we're going to have a lot more on this whole build coming up with this Backcove. And we think it's really something really cool, really unique and really special going on with this build. So like I said, you guys know the spiel. Give us a like follows subscribe share at Navtronics on KZfaq, Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date and in the know with the latest marine tips techs and trends. Stay tuned next week. I think we've got some stuff coming up from Airmar and yeah, we've got going on there. So till then, see you guys out there.