Solar & Off-Grid Systems

Harness solar power to recharge batteries, stay off the dock longer, and explore freely.

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Solar Systems Tailored to Your Needs

Harness the sun to power your adventures. Our marine solar solutions are designed around your boat’s space, energy demands, and cruising style. From weekend trips to long offshore passages, we size and install solar systems that keep your batteries charged and your essentials running, reducing your reliance on running your engines or a generator.

We’ll guide you through:

  • System design – matching panel size and layout to your available space

  • High-efficiency panels – maximizing output, even in limited areas

  • Smart charge controllers – protecting your batteries and improving performance

  • Professional installation – ensuring reliable, long-term operation at sea

With the right setup, you’ll enjoy more independence, lower fuel costs, and peace of mind knowing your boat is powered sustainably.

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Power your boat with a reliable solar system, tailored to you.

Why Choose Us For Your Electrical Upgrades

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    Certified Expertise You Can Rely On

    We’re ABYC Master Technicians and NMEA Certified Installers, ensuring your system is designed and installed to the highest industry standards.

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    Tailored Solutions For Your Vessel

    Every boat is different. We take the time to understand your needs and create reliable, customized solutions that fit your vessel and lifestyle.

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    Dependable Service & Ongoing Support

    From installation to long-term care, we stand behind our work with honest communication, transparent pricing, and support you can count on.

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Your Boat, Our Responsibility

We understand the value your boat holds and the role it plays in your lifestyle. That’s why we treat every project with the same care and respect as if it were our own. Our team keeps you informed every step of the way with clear, consistent communication, so you’re never left guessing. When the work is done, we leave your vessel just as we found it. Clean, organized, and ready for your next adventure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • The daily power you’ll get from solar depends on system size, location, and shading. As a rule of thumb:

    • On average, each 100 watts of solar panel capacity will generate about 30–40 amp-hours per day (at 12V) in good sun.

    • For example:

      • 200W system → ~60–80Ah per day

      • 400W system → ~120–160Ah per day

    This is typically enough to cover lights, refrigeration, electronics, and other essentials without running the generator as often.

    Important note: On boats, the biggest limitation isn’t just how much solar you want — it’s how much space you actually have to mount panels. Between rigging, dinghies, radar arches, and deck layouts, available surface area usually sets the upper limit on your solar capacity.

  • Shading is one of the biggest factors that can reduce the performance of solar panels on boats. Even a small amount of shade from a boom, mast, rigging, radar, or even a handrail can cut output significantly because solar cells are connected in series.

    • A single shaded cell can reduce the power from an entire panel.

    • If multiple panels are wired together, shading on one can also affect the output of the whole system unless bypass diodes or independent controllers are used.

    • On a boat, this means panel placement is crucial.

    We design systems to minimize shading by:

    • Mounting panels where they’ll see the most direct sun (arches, bimini tops, and hardtops).

    • Using MPPT charge controllers, which help recover more energy when conditions aren’t perfect.

    • Where possible, wiring panels so each has its own input to reduce shading losses.

  • Most marine solar installations take one to three days, depending on the size of the system and the complexity of the mounting. A simple single-panel setup can often be completed in a day, while larger multi-panel systems with custom mounts and wiring may take a little longer.

    We handle everything from mounting to wiring and system testing, so when we’re done, your solar is ready to use right away.

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Your vessel deserves reliable systems and worry-free cruising. We’ll make the process simple and stress-free. Let’s get your project started today.

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Ready when you are. We’ll help make your boat’s power systems stress-free.