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Poole, United Kingdom

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Actisense is a British manufacturer of NMEA solutions for maritime data transmission. The company offers a wide range of products including NMEA-2000 Gateway Systems, Analog-Digital Conversion devices, and NMEA-0183 Interface Modules. Their products are suitable for use in various industries such as Commercial Shipping, Tourism, and Agriculture. Actisense is known for its reliable and intelligent solutions that enable secure and efficient communication between onboard systems. The company works closely with customers, manufacturers, and system integrators to develop innovative and valuable marine data solutions.

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