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Wide range of boat battery-related equipment including switches, battery boxes, connectors, and insulators. Also electric controls and meters.
[Blue Sea Systems, Bellingham, WA, USA]
Sells and installs gel and AGM batteries and related equipment. Site has good general information about the products and short "reference" pages on related topics. Also sells and installs a wide range of electrical equipment for sailboats.
[Jack Rabbit Marine, Inc., Stamford, CT, USA]
These people do custom design, installation and troubleshooting of sailboat electrical systems. Their site has a useful collection of FAQ′s on various components of a marine electrical system. Some of the items are manufacturer-specific.
[Peter Kennedy Yacht Services, Annapolis, MD, USA]
Dealer for Lifeline and Trojan batteries of all kinds.
[Outbound Yacht Services, Inc., Dana Point, CA, USA]
Hydrocaps reduce battery water consumption and help keep a boat′s battery tops and terminals clean of acid buildup. They recombine oxygen with the hydrogen given off when the battery is gassing.
[Hydrocap Corp, Miami, FL, USA]
Four-way switches protect to protect the boat′s alternator.
[Charles Industries, Ltd., Rolling Meadows Illinois, 60008, IL, USA]
Ventilated polyethylene battery boxes for various sizes and combinations of battery.
[Todd Enterprises, Cranston, RI, USA]
Four sizes of polypropylene battery boxes. Also hold-downs and trays for securing batteries safely within the boat.
[Quick Cable Corporation, Franksville, WI, USA]
Wide range of cable, wire, connectors cable management and protection items, tools and other battery wiring products. Includes fuses. Not all products are for boating.
[Quick Cable Corporation, Franksville, WI, USA]
Range of sailboat electrical gear including battery switches, panels, voltage-sensitive relays, switches, terminal links, fuse holders, circuit breaker panels, and other electrical control devices.
[BEP Marine Limited, Auckland, 1310, New Zealand]
Battery Monitors, Smart Controllers
Calculating Your Electrical Needs
Boats eat batteries.
Chuck Husick
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