Founded in 1945, Electronic Navigation Ltd (ENL) is a company with over 70 years experience within the New Zealand Marine industry.
A solid reputation for genuine service, innovation and supply of quality marine electronics is founded upon highly experienced staff and a commitment to excellence.
ENL’s headquarters is located in Auckland’s North Shore (46 Hillside Road, Wairau Valley), offering a showroom fully equipped with the latest electronics for you to check out and use. There is also a branch in Nelson that services the South Island (78 Vickerman Street, Port Nelson).
ENL represents more than 50 international brands, including some of the industry’s most reputable, such as Furuno, Maretron, KVH, Uniden, Marport, Coursemaster, Transas and more.
WASSP Multibeam Sonar Systems have been designed by ENL’s in-house R&D team and manufactured right here in New Zealand at ENL’s headquarters, with customers in more than 30 countries globally.
ENL is focused on providing customers with innovative technology solutions in the form of ‘Systems Integration’ – combining products from world-leading manufacturers with ENL ingenuity. ENL has the experience and expertise necessary to specify, install and service quality marine electronics in virtually every situation, from the most complex application for defence, commercial and superyacht use, to a stand-alone fish-finder for a trailerboat,.
ENL will exhibit at Stand 118 in Pavilion One during the 2017 Auckland On Water Boat Show.
Electronic Navigation Ltd, 46 Hillside Road, Wairau Valley, Auckland, phone 09 373 5595 [email protected] or www.enl.co.nz.
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