New Products Date Released
Icon Actisense launches the new Quick Network Block (QNB-1)
Backbone networking connections on NMEA buses and networks....		   5th Feb 2008
Icon Actisense NDC-4 & NMEA filtering - a winning combination
Actisense announces the introduction of a new and improved version of the NDC-4 NMEA data multiplexer....		   6th Nov 2007
Icon Actisense NDC-4 - 5 inputs and 2 outputs of full isolation
Actisense launches the NDC-4 to help make ground loop problems a thing of the past...		   18th Jun 2007
Icon Actisense NBF-2 - fully isolated 6-channel NMEA Buffer
Actisense launches NBF-2 to solve many installation problems...		   26th Mar 2007
Icon Actisense USG-1 - fully isolated USB to serial converter
Actisense launches USG-1 at METS 2006 with great success...		   1st Dec 2006
Icon Professional quality opto isolation protects PCs
Actisense have released a new version of their popular Opto-isolator cable, with a screened case and lead for added protection...		   25th Aug 2005
Icon Actisense launch USB NMEA Multiplexer
Actisense has extended its popular range of NMEA 0183 Multiplexers with the new NDC-3-USB...		   15th Aug 2005
Icon Extra output for NMEA Buffer 1
An extra output has been added to the Actisense NMEA Buffer (NBF-1). This now gives the unit six buffered output channels...		   18th Feb 2005
Icon Manual changeover switches made extinct!
Say goodbye to the manual changeover switch with the release of the new Actisense NMEA Autoswitch NSW-1, now available...		   26th Jan 2005
Icon Compact NDC-3 - 'little brother'
The new, compact, but still perfectly formed NDC-3 is now available. The new NMEA Multiplexer NDC-3 boasts a very competitive price...		   11th Nov 2004
Icon Smaller NMEA Data Combiner
Market research conducted by Actisense has highlighted the market need for a more cost-effective NMEA Data Multiplexer / Combiner...		   10th May 2004
Icon NMEA Buffer module "1 in 5 out"
Actisense has set the released date for it's highly anticipated NMEA Buffer module. Prototype sea-trials have gone very well...		   18th Feb 2003