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Boat Generators
These generators are built to withstand marine environments, providing reliable and stable power at sea. With features like corrosion resistance and compact design, they fit perfectly in limited boat spaces. Ideal for powering onboard appliances, navigation systems, and essential electrical needs, our boat generators ensure a smooth and comfortable boating experience, even in remote waters. Read More
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Boat Generators for Sale UK
These generators are built to withstand marine environments, providing reliable and stable power at sea. With features like corrosion resistance and compact design, they fit perfectly in limited boat spaces. Ideal for powering onboard appliances, navigation systems, and essential electrical needs, our boat generators ensure a smooth and comfortable boating experience, even in remote waters.
What is a boat generator?
A boat generator is a device that provides electrical power on board when the main engine is off or when additional power is needed. It allows you to run appliances, lighting, air conditioning, and navigation equipment independently.
Why do I need a generator on my boat?
If you plan to spend extended time at sea or anchor without shore power, a generator is essential for running systems like refrigerators, air conditioning, battery chargers, and entertainment equipment.
How do I choose the right generator size for my boat?
Determine the total wattage of the equipment you want to run simultaneously, then select a generator with at least 20–25% more capacity to allow for surge loads and future needs.
Are marine generators different from regular generators?
Yes. Marine generators are specifically designed to withstand the corrosive marine environment, have enhanced safety features (like spark-proof components), and are usually quieter and more compact.
How loud is a boat generator?
Modern marine generators are designed to be quiet, often enclosed in sound shields. Noise levels typically range from 60 to 70 decibels – similar to a normal conversation.