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Digital Skipper |31/05, 2023
A common question we receive is: What does an NMEA 2000 network cost? The answer depends on several factors, such as the size of the network and the instruments needed. An installation on a 30-foot recreational boat costs significantly less than on a 150-foot superyacht. Here we provide an overview and examples to help you plan your budget.
Scenario: A boat with two analog diesel engines where the owner wants to upgrade to NMEA 2000 to monitor the system. Needs: GPS, AIS, MFD, and digitized engine data.
As with other electronics, the price increases with features and capacity. But you don't always need the top model – choose equipment that suits your needs and budget.
Prices for NMEA 2000 GPS units range from approximately 1,500 SEK to 20,000 SEK. For recreational use, a unit with good accuracy is sufficient. Example: A 72-channel GPS with 10 fixes per second and <2.5 m accuracy costs approximately 3,500 SEK. (Raymarine RS150)
Do you have an NMEA 0183 GPS? Use a gateway like Actisense NGX-1-ISO for two-way conversion.
An AIS receiver costs from approximately 9,000 SEK. An AIS transceiver (Class B) starts around 15,000 SEK, while a Class A system can cost up to 45,000 SEK.
A simpler MFD costs approximately 7,000 SEK and is sufficient for recreational sailing. Premium models with advanced features can cost over 150,000 SEK. Choose according to need and budget.
Option 1: Switch to new NMEA 2000 engines (expensive). Option 2: Use a converter like Actisense EMU-1 for approximately 6,500 SEK – a cost-effective choice.
The cost of an NMEA 2000 network varies depending on boat size, equipment, and features. Do you need help with design and a quote? Contact us at Digital Skipper – we will tailor a solution for your needs.