Marine electrics in Palma de Mallorca

Marine electricians in Palma de Mallorca: batteries, chargers, solar panels, inverters, wiring, LED lighting and electrical faults on board.

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SAILONGREENSAILONGREEN

Diseño e instalación de sistemas de propulsión eléctrica y energías renovables a medida.

  • Electronics
  • Electrical
  • Solar

Palma, Illes Balears

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Triana Nautic SLTriana Nautic SL
  • Hydraulics
  • Electrical
  • Emergency repair

Palma, Illes Balears

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Price guides · €45 – €20,000How much does boat electrical work cost: batteries, lithium, solar and rewiring2026 guide prices, what's included and how to save.

The most common electrical jobs

The most requested work is replacing batteries (more and more with lithium), installing chargers, inverters and solar panels, fixing faults caused by corroded connections and upgrading to LED lighting.

On older boats, rebuilding the switch panel and wiring with tinned marine cable and proper protection prevents most failures and reduces the risk of fire.

Why hire a marine electrician

Electrics on board live with damp, salt and vibration; a shore electrician doesn't always know marine cable sizing, galvanic isolation or marine installation standards.

If you are moving to lithium batteries, make sure the quote includes the battery management system (BMS), protection and a compatible charger. You can compare specialist electricians in Palma de Mallorca on Nautify.

Marine electrics in Palma de Mallorca: frequently asked questions

How much does a marine electrician charge?

The hourly rate is usually between €45 and €75. A full lithium installation with solar can cost several thousand euros, and a complete rewire of an 8 to 14 metre boat can exceed €20,000.

Is it worth switching to lithium batteries?

If you spend nights at anchor or have heavy loads, yes: they weigh less, last more cycles and charge faster. They need an adapted installation, so the upfront cost is higher.

How much solar power does a boat need?

It depends on daily consumption. A cruising yacht with a fridge, lights and electronics usually needs between 200 and 600 W. An electrician can work it out from your energy budget.

Why do my batteries go flat when the boat isn't used?

Parasitic loads (equipment on standby, alarms), leakage through corrosion or old batteries. An isolator switch and a battery monitor help pin it down.

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