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  • Ammeter 30A built-in

    Sale! Original price was: €20,95.Current price is: €17,95.
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  • Relay 12V Change over 20/30A (Volvo Penta 873604 glow relay)

    9,95
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  • Battery voltage indicator Type 29 11-32V

    Sale! Original price was: €29,95.Current price is: €19,95.
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  • Solenoid 12V 89-850187 Mercury Marine

    19,95
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  • Relay 12V 150A/800A

    69,95
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  • Relay 24V 150A/800A Bosch

    139,95 Out of stock
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  • Mega Blade fuse 250A 12V 24V Heavy duty

    Sale! Original price was: €6,95.Current price is: €5,95.
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  • Warning buzzer / Dashboard alarm 12V

    11,98
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  • Tilt and Trim Electric engine OMC 1965-1979 380361, 382138, 382220, Prestolite 40-259, ETK4102

    Sale! Original price was: €169,95.Current price is: €144,95.
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  • PVC Fuel hose 8.00 mm Length 5.00m Clear transparent hose

    Sale! Original price was: €16,95.Current price is: €13,95.
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  • AMP Terminal block Slide plug 14×14 dual connection

    Sale! Original price was: €16,95.Current price is: €12,95.
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  • Mini relay 12V 50A make 30, 85, 86, 87 2x 8 mm

    6,95 Out of stock
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  • Mega Blade fuse 80A 12V 24V Heavy duty

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  • Key for main switch 9mm shaft / plastic slot

    4,96
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  • Starter relay 12V a.o. OMC, Mercury 100A / 800A

    29,95
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  • Mega Blade fuse 125A 12V 24V Heavy duty

    Sale! Original price was: €6,95.Current price is: €5,95.
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  • Mini relay 12V 30A

    8,95
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  • Compressor for horn 12V

    Sale! Original price was: €59,95.Current price is: €39,95.
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  • Battery terminal + positive universal 10 mm Wing nut

    2,95
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  • Hour meter 12-24V built-in

    Sale! Original price was: €66,95.Current price is: €49,95.
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  • Mini relay 12V 70A 6.3mm/9.5mm a.o. Starter relay Volvo Penta 22637542, 860339, 873740

    6,95
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  • Cable bushing Rubber sealing 1.5-2.5mm

    Sale! Original price was: €1,95.Current price is: €0,95.
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  • Solenoid waterproof insulated 12V 80A/500A

    59,95
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  • Voltmeter dashboard digital 0-36V Type 29

    Sale! Original price was: €29,95.Current price is: €19,95.
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Arrange the on-board electricity

It feels good not to have any hassle with the on-board electricity. How do you keep your fridge cold and your (boat) lights on, while you can still start your engine? A battery separator may be a solution for you.

What electrical parts does a boat motor have?

  1. Relays
    A relay is an electrically operated switch with a small voltage and current that can switch a much larger one. This reduces the need for thick cables and minimises losses. A relay also switches on quickly so that there is less sparking. In boating, we often switch on the anchor winches or bow thruster with a relay, but also smaller parts such as the lighting and preheating system of the engine.
  2. Switches
    To start your fridge lights and your boat with an ignition lock, you need switches. From the large earth switches to shut down your engine at rest to the small pressure switch for a LED reading lamp.
  3. Fuses and distribution blocks
    Security above all. Always protect an electrical installation against short circuiting and overloading. If it does go wrong, a fuse will automatically break the circuit. AB Marine service caters for your needs: from bow thruster fuses to plug-in fuses.
  4. Instruments and sensors
    Sensors, for early warning. A sensor measures a certain value and lets you know if everything is in order. Oil pressure and cooling temperature sensors are the most important, but other indicators are also helpful. For example the battery charging voltage; A battery monitor provides insight into the charging process. If you want a warning in time, a buzzer offers the solution
  5. Current and voltage
    The on-board voltage supply is important. Because of the various systems, you often have to deal with converters and charging voltage distributors that control this. When not sailing, you can use the shore power charger to keep the voltage up. The engine alternator charges the starter battery when the boat is in motion, and you can then use a charging voltage distributor and diode bridge to transfer the voltage to the mains battery. Want to put the kettle on? Use 220V that you convert with a converter to several wattages.
  6. Windscreen wiper systems
    For good visibility on the water during bad weather, you need a good windscreen wiper system. Choose a simple on/off switch or one with a trailing contact that brings the wiper back to its final position. A wiper arm and wiper blade of the right length ensure optimum visibility.

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