Electrical Systems – Page 11
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NewsCustomers are happy to pay more
Generally customers are happy to pay a little more for their generator if they know they will save money in the long run.
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Lithium can be used with lead acid
With prices continuing to drop, a more viable case is now being made for lithium batteries. And with other advantages including quicker charging, longer lifespan and the fact that the batteries can be completely discharged without damage, it’s no wonder more people are switching.
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Volvo Penta cuts down on components
Volvo Penta has launched its latest battery management system, suitable for 12 and 24-volt installations.
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Vetus upgrades its generators
Vetus introduced a new range of M line engines in 2014. Now the company has updated its GX generator range using these engines that are designed to run at lower temperatures and with reduced noise output.
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Additional equipment counteracts savings in consumption
People who have had boats for a long time are much more savvy about how they use their boats and power, thinking about what electrical equipment to use on board and how it is used.
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Load sharing increases redundancy
Traditionally generators were sized for the maximum power required. Now, load sharing is seen by many as the way forward allowing smaller generators to be used.
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Whisper Power launches new products
From DC charging cubes to generators, Whisper Power has a constant programme of product launches.
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Two new generators from Fischer Panda
Fischer Panda has added two new generators to its range, the 4000s NEO and the 5000i NEO.
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Growing order book for WhisperPower
GROWING ORDERS: WhisperPower is adding to its growing order book with a new three-year contract to supply electrical power systems for all of the Dutch boat builder Wajer & Wajer’s yachts.
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Mastervolt delivers ProMariner products
Mastervolt, part of Power Products LLC, started delivery on February 8 of three ProMariner models; ProSport, ProNautic and ProSafe.
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Mastervolt delivers ProMariner products
Mastervolt, part of Power Products LLC, started delivery on February 8 of three ProMariner models; ProSport, ProNautic and ProSafe.
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Technology is beefed up for Fuel Cell Systems
With boaters travelling greater distances and running more electrical products, demand for more power is such that companies are bringing out larger, more powerful units, writes Katina Read.
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Three in one for Marlec
Marlec has launched what it terms the quietest, high powered wind generator on the market, writes Katina Read.
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We’re getting to grips with lithium
The boating public is slowly getting to grips with the advantages of lithium batteries, with more being sold, despite what might be initially perceived as a hefty price tag, writes Katina Read.
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Power consumption is reducing
Consumer demand for greater efficiency in electrical items means products on board boats are using less power and, in turn, battery requirements are also reducing says Scott Dawson, sales manager at Furneaux Riddall.
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Sole Diesel releases its smallest generator yet
While companies like Fuel Cell Systems and Marlec are launching larger, more powerful products, Sole Diesel, distributed in the UK by Engines Plus, has launched its smallest unit yet, writes Katina Read.
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Variable speed is a good alternative
Ensuring engines are correctly regulated and loaded is always important to extend the lifespan and save on fuel costs writes Katina Read.
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New remote control for onboard systems
With the boating public never far from a smart phone or tablet – apparently the majority of us check our phones within five minutes of waking up – the number of new apps continues to proliferate, writes Katina Read.
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Initial expense could save money in the long run
With the price of lithium batteries falling, battery suppliers are experiencing increasing levels of enquiries as boat owners realise the initial investment could be worthwhile in the long term, writes Katina Read.
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Chemical energy is converted into electrical energy
Fuel cells convert the chemical energy of a continuous reaction into electrical energy. The technology was introduced to the marine market a few years ago with Fuel Cell Systems one of the first to launch its product to the industry in 2010.
