22/09/2026
A workboat left Lavrio, Greece, on 5 September and arrived in Toulon four days later, having covered 1,152 nautical miles on twin OXE300 DL6 engines.
Nobody had to write any of it down.
OXE Connect logged the voyage as it happened, capturing the vessel’s position, engine hours, fuel use and fault codes throughout the journey, leg by leg. By the time the boat arrived in Toulon, the complete record was already there.
That becomes particularly valuable when the vessel is operating far from the office, because service intervals can follow actual engine hours rather than the calendar, fuel data shows what each job really costs, and potential faults can be identified before they become a call from the crew.
When you can see what is happening, wherever the vessel is, you can make better decisions about the operation.
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