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Marine

We supply, install and service the following products and more

All products fully commisioned and full instruction of use provided if required.

Chart Plotters

Electronic chart plotters are essential tools for boaters that help to navigate through waterways safely and efficiently. These devices use GPS technology to pinpoint a boat's location and provide detailed, up-to-date maps of the surrounding waterways. Electronic chart plotters also offer features such as real-time weather information, tidal data, and local navigational aids. They allow boaters to plot and plan their courses, set waypoints, and mark important locations. Some chart plotters can also display other boats in the area and provide alerts to avoid collisions.


Chart plotters are a vital tool for any boater looking to navigate with confidence and ensure the safety of themselves and their passengers.

Radars

Radar systems are valuable tools for leisure and commercial boat that help to navigate safely in low visibility conditions, such as fog or darkness, and to detect other vessels and obstacles in the area.


Modern radar systems for are lightweight, compact, and easy to use.  many come with advanced features such as automatic target tracking and collision avoidance alarms. They are available in a range of sizes and power levels, from small handheld units to larger, more powerful units suitable for larger vessels. Some radar systems can also integrate with other navigation systems, such as electronic chart plotters, to provide a comprehensive view of the boat's surroundings.


Ensuring your radar system is up to date and in serviceable order is essential safety devices for any leisure boater, providing enhanced situational awareness and improved safety while on the water.


AIS

AIS (Automatic Identification System) systems are important tools for  commercial and leisure boaters that help to improve navigation and safety on the water. These systems use radio signals to transmit and receive information from other vessels equipped with AIS transponders. This information includes the vessel's name, location, course, speed, and other relevant data. AIS systems can display this information on a chart plotter or dedicated AIS display, allowing boaters to track nearby vessels, avoid collisions, and make informed navigation decisions. Some AIS systems also have advanced features, such as alarms to alert boaters to potential collisions, and integration with other navigation systems such as radar and electronic chart plotters.


Overall, AIS systems are a valuable addition to any boat's safety equipment, providing increased situational awareness and helping to ensure a safer and more efficient passage on the water.

New Switch Panels

Installation of a switch panel involves selecting an appropriate location and mounting the panel securely, running and connecting all the necessary wiring, and labeling the switches and circuits clearly. It's important to ensure that the wiring is protected from moisture and chafing, and that all connections are secure and properly insulated. A qualified marine electrician should perform switch panel installation to ensure that it meets all safety and regulatory requirements.



Regular service and maintenance of the switch panel is also important to ensure its continued safe and reliable operation. This includes checking for loose or corroded connections, inspecting the wiring for damage, and testing the operation of all switches and circuits. If any issues are found, they should be addressed promptly to avoid potential safety hazards.


Heaters

The installation and maintenance of a heating system for boats are crucial tasks to ensure the comfort, safety, and longevity of the vessel. During installation, a qualified marine technician or heating system installer should select an appropriate location for the heating unit, taking into account factors such as ventilation and fuel source. The installation process should comply with all safety and regulatory requirements, including installation of carbon monoxide detectors and proper exhaust venting. Regular maintenance and service of the heating system are also important to ensure its continued safe and reliable operation. This includes regular cleaning, inspection of all components, and replacement of worn or damaged parts as necessary. Proper maintenance can improve the system's efficiency, reducing fuel consumption and extending the system's lifespan.

240 Volt Systems

Installing a 240v system on a boat offers benefits such as increased convenience, functionality, and resale value. The system allows for the use of higher voltage appliances and reduces the need for portable generators. However, the installation requires careful planning and professional installation to ensure safety and compliance with regulations. Consulting with a qualified marine electrician is essential for proper installation to ensure the system operates safely and efficiently. A  240v system can greatly enhance the comfort and value of the vessel.

Battery and charging systems

A battery and charging system is a critical component of a boat's electrical system, providing power for starting engines, running electronics, and operating lights and other equipment. Installing a high-quality battery and charging system can ensure reliable and safe power for a variety of on-board applications. Proper installation and maintenance of the battery and charging system is essential to ensure its continued safe and reliable operation.


This includes selecting the appropriate battery type and size, ensuring proper ventilation and installation, and regular cleaning and inspection of all components. It's also important to have a reliable charging system in place to maintain the battery's charge and avoid the risk of a dead battery while on the water. A qualified marine electrician can provide expert advice and assistance with the installation and maintenance of a battery and charging system, ensuring that the system is installed and maintained correctly, providing a safe and reliable boating experience. Overall, a properly installed and maintained battery and charging system is a critical component of a safe and reliable boat electrical system, providing power for a variety of on-board applications.

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