14 Feb

Can EnviroLink display wind data?

Yes. EnviroLink does not have a built-in wind sensor, but if a wind sensor is connected to the NMEA ...

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14 Feb

Can EnviroLink be used as a land-based weather station?

Yes. EnviroLink can be perfectly used as a land-based weather station, provided it is installed on a...

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31 Jan

What is the main difference between EnviroLink and other NMEA 2000 barometer and temperature/humidy sensors?

While other brands typically require you to purchase and install two separate pieces of hardware (a ...

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08 Jan

Does EnviroLink require any special wires or power supplies?

No additional power or wires are required. EnviroLink takes its power from the existing NMEA 2000 ba...

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08 Jan

How do I view EnviroLink data onboard?

EnviroLink broadcasts to NMEA 2000 displays and chartplotters. You can also access the built-in web ...

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08 Jan

What does EnviroLink do?

EnviroLink is a marine weather station that continuously measures barometric pressure, temperature a...

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08 Jan

Which NMEA 2000 messages (PGNs) are transmitted by EnviroLink?

EnviroLink transmits the following NMEA 2000 PGNs: PGN 130313 – Humidity PGN 130314 – Actual Pre...

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08 Jan

Is EnviroLink compatible with all NMEA 2000 networks?

Yes. EnviroLink complies with the NMEA 2000 standard and works with all NMEA 2000 certified equipmen...

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07 Jan

What is the purpose of the displayed pressure rate of change?

The barometric rate of change is a key indicator for anticipating weather changes. A rapid pressure ...

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07 Jan

Are the EnviroLink’s data accessible without an Internet connection?

Yes, EnviroLink operates fully autonomously. Measurements are stored locally and accessible via the ...

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