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GOST wins NMEA Product of Excellence Award in remote vessel monitoring category

by Andrew Golden 27 Sep 2019 11:12 NZST
From left: Brian Kane, Erin Keenan, Jay Keenan, Toby Victoria © Andrew Golden

GOST® (Global Ocean Security Technologies), a world leader in marine security, tracking, monitoring and video surveillance systems, have announced the GOST Apparition SM GPS XVR has been awarded the Product of Excellence Award at the 2019 National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) Conference and Expo in Norfolk, Virginia in the category of Remote Vessel Monitoring Systems.

The Product of Excellence awards are voted on by professional marine electronics installing NMEA Dealers, qualified NMEA technicians and fellow marine electronics manufacturers.

The Apparition SM GPS XVR all in one security, tracking, monitoring, and video surveillance system is GOST's signature top of the line product. It is designed to protect the vessel whether aboard or afar, provide complete situational awareness, and send alerts of all events from the boat. The next generation all in one video recording platform can accommodate up to eight 1080P HD or analog cameras over coaxial and/or ONVIF protocol IP cameras and can save up to 3 months of footage with a four-terabyte hard drive.

"We are so excited to be recognized for the third year in a row in this category," said Jay Keenan, president and CEO, GOST. "Our team has been dedicated to developing cutting-edge products that provide our customers with exceptional value, bullet-proof reliability and total peace of mind. The 2019 NMEA Product of Excellence Award is validation of years of hard work."

For more information on GOST and its full line of security products, contact or visit www.gostglobal.com.

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