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A discussion board and photo gallery for cruising sailors and wannabes focused on the best ways to generate, distribute, and control electricity on a cruising boat.
[Cruisers Forum, Buskerud, Norway]
Selecting equipment, choosing and installing an AC distribution panel, running the wiring and ground, and checking the installation. 4 pages with diagram, photos and list of distribution panel vendors.
[Sail Magazine, April 2002]
How to make an adapter to convert various shore power specs on the dock (50 amp 220V dual phase and others) to 30 amp 110v single phase service on the boat.
[SetSail]
For larger yachts with long heavy shore-power cords, this motorized unit will extend, retract, and store the cable.
[Glendinning Marine Products, Inc., Conway, SC, USA]
Galvanic isolator isolates the electrical systems on board from the shore to reduce galvanic corrosion and includes a standard soft start, an automatic switch that suppresses the inrush current from the transformer to prevent the shore fuse from blowing.
[Mastervolt USA, Inc., Thomaston, ME, USA]
An alternative to cable ties or Velcro, this solid clamp holds coiled electrical cable and can be opened or closed with one hand. Might be useful for coiled lines as well.
[QA Worldwide, North Clearwater Clearwater, FL, USA]
Cables, plugs, adapters and other components of a shore power wiring system.
[Hubbell Incorporated, Milford, CT, USA]
This simple device holds your shorepower cord or other electrical cord neatly coiled, releasing only the amount needed.
[BurkTek Incorporated, Kansas City, MO, USA]
Marine isolation and boosting transfers provide all the magnetic power transfer benefits of an isolation transformer, plus automatically "boosting" low or fluctuating voltages from the dock caused by long cable runs or heavy demand. Also sells isolation transformers without the boost capability.
[Charles Industries, Ltd., Rolling Meadows Illinois, 60008, IL, USA]
Shorepower converter to convert virtually any shore power into whatever voltage and frequency is being used on board.
[Mastervolt USA, Inc., Thomaston, ME, USA]