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D-Marin revolutionises its customers' journey with the launch of its own smart pedestals

by D-Marin 11 Feb 2023 16:32 GMT
Smart Pedestals © D-Marin

D-Marin, the selection of premium marinas, has today unveiled its new, smart pedestal that aims to revolutionise its customers' convenience as they use its marinas. The product has been developed in-house by D-Marin to fully digitalise the customer journey regarding energy consumption, digital payment, remote metering and control.

The launch of the smart pedestal is yet another step towards D-Marin's goal of a digital, connected marina of the future that provides an effortless user experience and is in line with its digitalisation strategy. Customers will no longer need to enter the marina office or queue and wait for energy supply, instead, they will have full control of the opening and closing of power sockets and remote measurement of consumption, as well as full control of costs. The key benefit of the smart pedestal is that it can be controlled by the customer online, all at the touch of a button, giving customers the ability to personally manage their energy supply.

Michal Maslowski, Chief Information Officer at D-Marin said: "We're proud to be delivering another D-Marin digital solution to all our premium marinas this year. It follows the launch of our two-minute online booking system in 2022 and is another huge step in enriching the customer journey with innovative solutions as part of the ongoing ambitions of the D-Marin digitalisation strategy."

D-Marin's smart pedestal will be rolled out at all its marinas, retrofitted to existing pedestals, throughout 2023.

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