Technical Articles
The IP Rating (Ingress Protection Rating) refers to the different levels of protection a product provides against foreign objects (such as fingers, wires and dusts) and water ingress. The first digit is the protection...
Read moreIn previous title we have shared what are the IP Ratings and how to choose the rating for your products. When designing the products, we need to test them to ensure that the products would pass the rating...
Read moreIn most Yachts and Caravans (Camper Vans), a second battery (also named dual battery setup) is often pre-installed in factory or modification shop. But if you’re going to convert your truck or RV into...
Read moreVSR (Voltage Sensitive Relay) or ACR (Automatic Charging Relay) are automatically controlled relay switches that allow two batteries to be combined when charging, and to be isolated when not charging and current...
Read moreBattery switches are important components in marine and automotive electrical systems. They allow you to control the power flow to your batteries and devices, and help you manage your power usage effectively....
Read moreAn electrical device on a boat can sometimes spark a flame that may cause explosions if there are flammable gases or vapors around in the air. Therefore it is very important to make sure that those devices...
Read moreChoosing the right fuse block for your boat or caravan is crucial to ensure the safety of your electrical system. Fuse blocks protect your electrical system by interrupting the circuit when an electrical...
Read moreLED is the next generation of lighting. With its lower power consumption, vibration-proof and better durability comparing to traditional halogen lights, the LED lights are an ideal solution for mobile...
Read moreLED is the next generation of lighting. With its lower power consumption, no heat radiation and better durability comparing to traditional halogen lights, the LED lights are an ideal solution on the board....
Read moreThere are 3 major categories of interior lights on yachts and boats – Dome light / Ceiling Lights, Reading lights and Courtesy Lights.
Read moreAC stands for "alternating current" and DC stands for "direct current."The main difference between AC and DC is the direction in which the electric charge flows. In DC, the electric charge flows in one direction,...
Read moreThe UKCA certificate is a certification mark that is required for products sold in the United Kingdom after the UK's departure from the European Union. This certificate indicates that a product meets the relevant...
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