Electrical systems and onboard infrastructure

Every piece of helm electronics depends on a well-designed electrical installation. A fault here doesn't stay in one unit: it affects everything on that circuit. We design, install and maintain the vessel's complete electrical infrastructure.

Marine electrical installation with inverter, circuit protection and organized wiring

What's included

  • Design of onboard power networks
  • Battery banks, chargers and inverters
  • Distribution panels and DC converters
  • Marine-grade cabling and terminals
  • Complete technical diagrams of the installation
Marine electrical installation with inverter, circuit protection and organized wiring

Why the diagram matters as much as the installation

We draw up plans and wiring diagrams for every electrical network we install. When a fault needs diagnosing or the system needs expanding, having the real diagram of how the boat is wired saves hours of work —and cost— for any technician who comes after.

Equipment we work with

Victron Energy power management and Ancor cabling and terminals, among other reference manufacturers.

Common problems we solve

  • Batteries that don't hold charge or degrade earlier than expected
  • Distribution panels undersized for today's equipment
  • Installations patched for years, with no up-to-date diagram
  • Expanding the network to support automation or extra electronics

Frequently asked questions

Can you review an electrical installation you didn't do?

Yes. It's one of the most common jobs: inheriting an installation with no diagram and having to understand it before touching it.

Do you only do maintenance or also new installations?

Both.

Has your electrical installation grown in patches?

We review it, document it with a diagram and tell you what needs resizing.

  • Component-level diagnosis
  • On-board service, no removal
  • Support in English and Spanish

Request your diagnosis

Tell us what you need. We usually reply the same working day.

System
  • Navigation and radar
  • Communications and safety (GMDSS)
  • Automation and control
  • Electrical system and batteries
  • Monitoring and surveillance
  • Scheduled maintenance
  • Buying new equipment
  • Other / not sure