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Raymarine supplies marine and boating electronics for recreational and commercial vessels. Their Australia site describes chartplotters, radar (including Quantum 2), fishfinders/sonar, autopilots, marine instruments, AIS receivers/transceivers, VHF radios, marine cameras, networking/accessories and digital control systems, plus LightHouse charts and related software. The site also describes product support options including warranty, repairs and a dealer/service network. The listed Australian contact is in Frenchs Forest, NSW.
Service area: Frenchs Forest, NSW
Raymarine supplies marine and boating electronics for recreational and commercial vessels. Their Australia site describes chartplotters, radar (including Quantum 2), fishfinders/sonar, autopilots, marine instruments, AIS receivers/transceivers, VHF radios, marine cameras, networking/accessories and digital control systems, plus LightHouse charts and related software. The site also describes product support options including warranty, repairs and a dealer/service network. The listed Australian contact is in Frenchs Forest, NSW.
For owners already using Raymarine—or considering a broader move into its ecosystem—the range brings navigation, sensing, steering and communications under one product family.
Raymarine’s Australian range covers chartplotters, Quantum 2 radar, fishfinders and sonar, autopilots, instruments, AIS, VHF radios, marine cameras, digital control, networking accessories and LightHouse charts. The breadth makes it possible to plan anything from a single display replacement to a more integrated helm and vessel-control package.
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Raymarine is the manufacturer represented here. Its ecosystem covers navigation, radar, sonar, steering, communications, cameras, digital switching and LightHouse software, with warranty, repair and dealer-network support described on the Australian site.
Raymarine works across Frenchs Forest, NSW. Its listed base is 01/26 Rodborough Rd, Frenchs Forest NSW 2086, Australia, which is handy context when arranging workshop work, a marina visit or mobile attendance.
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★ 4.1 · 9 Google reviews
“Quick to become obsolete and unrepairable on simple fault”
“fantastic service- great! the best was Minh, but is also supported by a great team”
Thank you for your fantastic review! We're thrilled to hear that you had such a positive experience with our team. Minh is indeed a star, and we’re delighted to know that he made such a great impression.
“Nick was so helpful. Great customer service from him.”
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a positive review! We're thrilled to hear that Nic provided you with excellent customer service. We'll be sure to pass along your kind words to Nic.
“Really helpful, not out to just take my money. After a brief chat was recommended to buy a new one, with no pressure. The one I have, had circuit board issues is about 10 + years old and well and truly used. To repair the cost would be $460 and will still have an old auto pilot. It was suggested to consider buying a new one for $700 with no pressure at all. Said that I should have a think about it and let them know they will hold of repairing the old Raymarine 1000 till I get back to them. Thank you guys will be buying a new one.”
“I recently dealt with Raymarine Support when an Axiom MFD failed 2 months after the warranty expired. Although I was disappointed that the equipment failed in the first place, I understand that with electronics, sometimes this just happens. The dealer in Brisbane inspected it and declared it irreparable. I then dealt with the support staff at Raymarine (Nyree) who collected the relevant information from me, along with receipts and installation details. They were very easy to deal with and replaced the unit without fuss, even though it was out of warranty. It was refreshing to receive such good service from a company that clearly stands behind the quality of their product. It seems not so common these days, so I was very impressed. The replacement unit arrived at the dealer the very next day after the phone call from Raymarine telling me they were honouring the warranty. Great stuff.”
Thanks for taking the time to leave us a great review. We are thrilled that you found Raymarine easy to deal with.
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