Technical inspection and diagnostics
Checking power, installation, network communication and configuration to identify the actual cause of a problem.
Technical supportSERVICES
From diagnostics to commissioning.
Every technical intervention begins with checking the vessel’s actual condition. We then define what should be repaired, upgraded or replaced.
Design and specification
System architecture, compatibility, protection, equipment and scope before work begins.
Marine solutions and productsEquipment selection and supply
Components are selected for the vessel, its use and the existing installation.
Marine solutions and productsInstallation and integration
Clean installation of new equipment, connection to existing systems and preparation for configuration.
Marine solutions and productsConfiguration and commissioning
Configuration of devices, networks, alarms, charging, monitoring and control logic.
Technical supportService, repairs and refit support
Fault correction, component replacement, planning and coordination of more complex upgrades.
Technical supportA GOOD START
What should you send for a useful first review?
Accurate initial information speeds up compatibility checks, equipment selection and the next step.
- 01Vessel type, model and location
- 02System voltage and existing equipment
- 03Photographs of the installation and device labels
- 04Description of the issue or desired result
- 05Planned timing
From a symptom to a dependable onboard system
Choose the area that best describes your project or problem. Every solution starts with vessel details, existing equipment and real operating conditions.
01
Marine electronics
A chartplotter, radar, AIS, autopilot and sensors may each be functional while still exchanging incomplete or incorrect data. We therefore assess the power supply, network, configuration and real use together.
Check your electronics and onboard network
02
Marine energy
A larger battery alone does not solve an energy shortfall. Bank capacity, peak loads, charging sources, protection and monitoring must work as one coordinated system.
Design your onboard energy system
03
Electric propulsion
Motor power is only one part of the decision. Hull, displacement, speed, running time, batteries, charging and mechanical installation determine whether a configuration fits the intended use.
Assess electric propulsion for your vessel
04
Diagnostics and refit
An intermittent voltage drop, false alarm or restarting device is often caused elsewhere in the system. A refit therefore begins by recording the existing installation and measuring it under real load.
Find the fault and plan the refit
05
Water and fuel systems
Low water flow, frequent pump cycling or contaminated fuel are not solved simply by fitting a larger unit. The full fluid path, power supply, filtration and maintenance conditions must be assessed.
Check water, watermaker and fuel systems
06
Anchoring and hull protection
Anchor, chain, gypsy, windlass and bow geometry must work together. Underwater-surface protection is a separate task governed by hull material, layout and actual operating conditions.
Match anchoring and underwater-surface protectionNEXT STEP
Request a quoteDo you have a fault or plan an upgrade?
Send vessel details, photographs of the existing installation and the desired result. We will propose the next technical step.