Most electrical faults on cruising yachts — Beneteau, Jeanneau, Hallberg-Rassy, Moody — trace back to original installation that was fine at the dock and fails offshore. I rewire and fault-find properly, the first time.
Undersized cable, bad connections, no proper fusing — that's where most failures at sea start. I rewire properly: correct cable sizing throughout, properly rated fusing, tinned marine-grade wire, and a panel layout your skipper can read at a glance.
Whether you have a 30-year-old boat with a spider's web of mystery wires or a newer vessel with a specific fault, I'll sort it.
Modern nav electronics are only useful when they're properly integrated. I install and network chart plotters, AIS, VHF, depth sounders, wind instruments, autopilots and NMEA 2000 backbones so your instruments share data and display it where your skipper needs it. I commission, not just fit.
Proper bracket installation, registration guidance, and integration with your DSC VHF.
Run 240V appliances at anchor or on passage. I size and install inverter/chargers correctly.
Float switch wiring, high-water alarms, and automatic pump systems installed reliably.