Liveaboard upgrades
Lithium banks and DC-DC charging, solar and inverters, watermakers, refrigeration, heat and ventilation. The systems that decide whether a boat is a weekender or a home.
Yacht systems & spares
NMEA 2000 networking, autopilot and instrument parts, pumps, plumbing, seacocks, ground tackle and deck hardware — specified by fit, not by guesswork.
Installer supplies
Tinned marine cable, adhesive-lined heat shrink, ring terminals, bus bars, glands, 316 fixings, sealants and the tooling to fit them. Bought by the box, not the blister pack.
Built to ABYC practice
Parts chosen the way an installer would choose them
Salt air punishes shortcuts. Everything we list is picked for the marine environment first — tinned copper rather than bare, adhesive-lined heat shrink rather than PVC, 316 rather than 304 — because the cheap version of a below-waterline part is never the cheap option.
Listings carry the detail that decides a job: wire gauge and ampacity, thread and hose sizes, connector standards, and what else you need in the bag before you drive to the boat.
- 12V & 24V DC power
- Lithium & charging
- Solar & inverters
- NMEA 2000
- Pumps & plumbing
- Refrigeration
- Anchoring
- Sealants & fixings
For the trade
The unglamorous half of every good install
A refit rarely stalls on the headline component. It stalls on the lug that was the wrong gauge, the gland that did not match the bulkhead, the last four inches of heat shrink. We stock the consumables deep so a two-day job stays a two-day job.
Trade accounts get contract pricing, kitted jobs picked to a wiring schedule, and stock held against scheduled haul-outs.
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We are stocking the shelves now and opening in Fall 2026. Leave an email and we will tell you when the shop goes live — launch pricing included, nothing else.
Prefer to talk? hello@marineinnovations.shop