Going Wireless on Your Dock

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Our Main Goal

With the push of a button instead of using direct electricity, the Firstmate Boat Lift Remote Control takes all the work out of raising and lowering your boat without any messy wires. The Firstmate system can automatically set your boat to one of three levels: Up, Board, or Down. When your boat reaches the desired level, the system shuts off automatically. With the Board position, there’s no more climbing up into the boat or hanging on to the dock, making it easier to get your guests and their items in and out safely. We offer a variety of accessories for your dock, all focusing on being wireless, safe, energy-efficient, and convenient. Let’s dive into some ways we can make your dock wireless and safe for everyone! 

Eliminate The Need for Shore Power!

Get your dock free from the twisted wires and placement limitations that come with using power straight from the shoreline. Wear and tear on your electrical system could mean dangerous electrical activity and electrical shorts in the water surrounding your dock. 

Without the use of those electrical cords, there is no threat of electrocution from messy cords going from the shoreline to your dock. With solar power on your boat lift control box, you can get rid of the need for shore power. Solar power can be used anywhere there is sunlight, so no worries on where to put your new boat lift control system from Firstmate Controls!


SAVE TIME!

No need to get messy with wires or endeavoring the old way of manual safe docking. Consider the efforts that you put into launching and docking your boat anytime you want to go out on the water. Also consider anytime you want to enjoy systems that need electricity from the shoreline, no need to go back and forth to the shore or electrical outlets! You've got to lower the boat from the dock and then climb on board while the boat is swaying back and forth from the waves, hoping no wires are in the way. You've got to pull your boat out and moor it while you climb back off the boat to go raise the lift back up. Then you have to climb back in your boat without falling in the water or getting wires tangled. 

If you're searching for a way to enhance your boating experience, look no further than Firstmate Controls! We have a convenient, safe solution to boarding, docking, and disembarking your boat with our wireless remote control lift system. Our boat lift specialists are here to help answer your questions and help you get the most out of your system. Check out our website and give us a call to learn more about going wireless on your dock!

Boat Lift Controls You Can Count On!

Firstmate Controls 
410 Century Business Drive
Labadie, MO 63055

Phone: (866) 570-9707



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