TimeZero (formerly MaxSea) is the software at the centre of the bridges we build. We supply the licence, build the marine-grade PC, and network it to the Furuno radar and sounders so everything lands on one chart. A full HMS TZ5 PC system is the more powerful option over a Furuno TZT (TZtouch) standalone display — bigger screens, more modules, and the charting headroom a working wheelhouse needs.
Not a catalogue — this is what actually goes into the packages we build, pulled from the vessels on our fleet page.

The current-generation bridge we build: marine PC, dual displays, Furuno radar overlay, network sounder feed and bathymetric charting, all wired and labelled in shop before it hits the boat. Version 5 brings a faster charting engine, improved routing and weather, and the twin-screen layout our crews already know. It is a more powerful option than a standalone TZT (TZtouch) MFD — more screen real estate, more simultaneous modules, and headroom for the DFF3D, PBG and weather layers a working boat stacks up. See the full feature set at mytimezero.com/tz-professional.

Every HMS TimeZero system is assembled here: PC, displays, network switch, power protection and cabling, tested as a unit before install. If something fails offshore, you are calling a shop that knows exactly what is in the box.
New build, refit or a single failing unit — call us and we will put together a package that fits the boat and the fishery.