Systems we coordinate
The right hardware, fitted properly
When an owner wants a wireless docking remote, an active seawater strainer, or marine satellite internet, we source the equipment and manage a clean installation with specialists we trust.
Ronin Grey Marine is not a branded dealer for these products. We act as the project lead: specifying what the yacht actually needs, arranging the install, and making sure the system is integrated and handed over clearly. If a manufacturer relationship is required, we will say so before any work is booked.
Wireless docking
A handheld remote lets you run engines, thrusters, and related controls from the place on deck where you can actually see the slip. For short-handed docking, that is often the difference between a calm arrival and a tense one.
Systems such as Dockmate are commonly specified for single-engine, twin-engine, and pod-drive yachts. We help choose a remote that matches the propulsion, and we coordinate the installation and a proper handover so you know how it behaves before you need it in a tight marina.
Seawater protection
Warm salt water is hard on air-conditioning and other raw-water cooling. Growth in the strainer and the lines starves the system of flow and leads to shutdowns you did not plan.
Active strainers such as ElectroStrainer treat the seawater as it enters, which can reduce the cycle of manual cleaning and acid flushes. We can arrange a unit that fits the existing seawater lines and power, and we stay with the installation until the system is running as it should.
Marine satellite internet
Reliable connectivity at sea has changed. Low-profile satellite systems such as Starlink Maritime can replace heavier legacy domes and give the yacht a usable connection for work, guests, and remote management.
The install is more than a bracket on the hardtop. We coordinate mounting, routing, and integration with the yacht’s existing network so coverage on board is even, and so you have a clear picture of the plan and any subscription choices before the hardware goes on.
Next step
Tell us about the yacht
Call Captain Poda, or send a short note with the vessel, her location, and what you need.