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Dockmate® Receiver

The device our Dockmate® remotes talk to. The Receiver translates the commands given through the remote and relays them to your boat’s controls. The Receiver is in essence the link between the Dockmate® remote and your boat.

  • The Dockmate® Receiver is a modular system. Every Receiver is assembled and programmed for a specific boat. The boat’s equipment and the customer’s wishes determine which modules are installed in the Receiver. This means every Dockmate® is built to order.
  • The Receiver is connected to all the necessary controls of your boat.
  • The Receiver is made out of aluminium and completely waterproof to IP67 rating.
  • The Receiver supports both analogue and digital (CAN bus) controls. See our ever-evolving list of supported controls.
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    If you want more information about Dockmate in general or specifically for your boat,
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    Dockmate® remotes

    Dockmate® SINGLE

    Dockmate® SINGLE, a wireless extension of your boat‘s controls with the exact same feeling and response time, enhanced with exclusive features like SoftDocking and Throttle+.

    Dockmate® TWIN

    Dockmate® TWIN, a wireless extension of your boat‘s controls with the exact same feeling and response time, enhanced with exclusive features like SoftDocking and Throttle+.

    Dockmate® RED

    A budget solution for boats with the most common analogue controls (both engines & thrusters). Dockmate RED comes as SINGLE or TWIN.

    Dockmate® Twist

    The TWIST’s proportional 3-axis joystick can provide fully proportional control of the boat’s engine(s) and thruster(s). The TWIST is compatible with traditional control heads and joystick systems.

    Dockmate® VECTOR

    The VECTOR proportional 3-axis joystick can provide fully proportional control of the boat’s engine(s) and thruster(s). The VECTOR is dedicated to joystick systems.
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    More information

    If you want more information about Dockmate in general or specifically for you boat, the links below should provide you with the information you are seeking. If not, feel free to contact us.

    When using a Dockmate® remote, that was charged to 100%, it takes up to 3 hours of constant use (remote actively communicating with the Receiver) to deplete the battery. This translates to a few very difficult and/or long docking manoeuvres, or lasts at least 15 docking manoeuvres of approximately 10 minutes.

    During our test charging a Dockmate® remote from empty to completely full takes up to 3 hours. In practice we’ve observed a typical charging time for a Dockmate® remote of 20 to 40 min. For boaters using our latest Dockmate® Cradle, their Dockmate® remote is virtually always charged up and ready for use.