Mase Introduces Mariner Pro Generator Line and Easy Tracker Remote Monitoring
By Stephen Yardley · Edited by Stephen Yardley
Mase Generators has presented the Mariner Pro range, Easy Tracker monitoring and Easy Click helm control as part of its updated marine power portfolio.
Mase Generators has expanded its marine power offering with the Mariner Pro line for charter fleets, Easy Tracker remote monitoring and Easy Click helm control. The Italian manufacturer presented the systems during the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival as part of a broader programme covering variable-speed and special-purpose generator sets.
The additions address several different problems faced by large-yacht engineers and management companies: selecting a generator for changing hotel loads, keeping track of its condition between service visits and making routine control more accessible. Rather than treating a generator as an isolated mechanical unit, the portfolio connects hardware with monitoring and day-to-day operation.
Mase describes Mariner Pro as a line developed for charter fleets, with an emphasis on lower maintenance requirements, reliability and continuity during busy seasons. Charter yachts often have less flexibility to take equipment out of service because guest itineraries and turnaround periods are fixed well in advance.
The wider offering also includes custom generator configurations for complex vessel requirements, alongside variable-speed systems that adjust engine speed in response to electrical load. Mase says that approach is intended to improve fuel efficiency while reducing noise and vibration, although results will depend on the installation and actual operating profile.
Easy Tracker is the company's digital platform for remote oversight and predictive maintenance, allowing operating information to be followed beyond the generator's local display. For engineers and shore-based technical managers, this can provide a more continuous maintenance record and help distinguish developing faults from one-off operating events.
Remote monitoring does not replace onboard inspections or the maker's scheduled service requirements, but it can help crews identify trends and coordinate parts and service work before a planned yard stop. Its practical value will depend on alert quality, connectivity and how clearly the data is presented to both crew and support personnel.
The Easy Click system provides a simplified helm-station interface for the generator, adding a control option away from the machinery space. This may reduce routine coordination between the bridge and engineering team when generator operating modes need to change during manoeuvring or guest use.
Presented in Cannes with a refreshed Mase brand identity, the systems demonstrate how yacht electrical equipment is becoming more integrated with onboard controls and shore support. For a superyacht specification or refit, the key questions remain total installed power, redundancy, noise, service access and how reliably the digital layer works with the mechanical machinery.
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