SIMARINE manufactures advanced battery monitoring systems and digital switching solutions designed for the marine and recreational vehicle markets.
SIMARINE is a specialized electronics developer focused on high-precision battery monitoring and digital switching systems for the marine and caravan industries. Based in Slovenia, the company is best known for its PICO battery monitor, which sets a new standard in design and functionality by providing detailed insights into battery health, tank levels, and temperatures.
With a philosophy grounded in energy efficiency and user-friendly design, SIMARINE offers a comprehensive ecosystem of digital shunts, tank modules, and inclinometers. Their products enable boat and RV owners to easily manage complex electrical systems through intuitive indicators and mobile app integration, ensuring safety and reliability during travel.
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If the shunt is not visible, check that it is properly connected via the SiCOM port using a twisted pair cable. Ensure the voltage sensing input is correctly installed and terminals are not switched.
If the current value is negative when it should be positive (or vice versa), the shunt may be installed backwards. Ensure the battery minus terminal connects to the 'IN' terminal on the shunt, or switch the configuration via the PICO menu.
Tank sensors must be calibrated via the PICO menu or the Simarine mobile app to show the correct levels. Refer to the PICO manual for the specific calibration procedure for your sensor type.
For SiCOM connections longer than 5 meters, it is recommended to use a 2x2x0.25 mm2 twisted pair cable to ensure reliable data transmission.