What is a wireless call system used for on board a yacht?
On board, the crew is small and always on the move: cabins, saloon, flybridge, aft deck, cockpit. A guest who needs something ends up alone. The ServiceBip™ wireless call button placed in each cabin and living area lets guests call a crew member with no intercom or back-and-forth.
The crew receives the call on their wrist with the cabin or area name. The self-contained on-site paging link adds no wiring to an already-equipped boat — a real advantage on a pleasure craft where running any cable is costly.
Everyday benefits
- Flawless guest service, from the cabin to the aft deck
- Small crew, reachable anywhere, with no fixed intercom
- Installed with no building work, no drilling or cable runs
- Silent alert to preserve the calm on board
Which ServiceBip equipment should you choose?
The ServiceBip™ wireless call button equips cabins and common areas. The crew wears the ServiceWatch™ receiver watch (light + vibration); a ServiceLight™ light flash in the galley or crew mess makes calls visible. The link is direct radio on the 433.92 MHz band (short-range radio devices per ANFR), with no wifi, no wiring and no subscription; range reaches 300 m in open field and up to 2 km with the ServiceAmpli™ repeater.
Frequently asked questions
Does the equipment withstand the marine environment?
Housings resist water splashes; indoors and under cover, they run with no issues. Rinse with fresh water after sailing.
Is a dedicated power supply needed?
No: buttons and watches run on batteries. Only an optional fixed receiver connects to the boat’s 12V supply.
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