Boat sockets and plugs
Upgrade or replace your boat's electrical sockets and plugs with our high-quality selection designed specifically for marine use. Whether you need new sockets to power up your devices or plugs to connect various electrical components on your boat, we have everything you need to ensure a safe and reliable electrical system on board.
Our boat sockets and plugs are built to withstand the harsh marine environment, featuring durable materials that resist corrosion and UV exposure. You can trust that our products will provide a secure connection for your electrical equipment, giving you peace of mind while out on the water.
Choose from a variety of socket and plug configurations to meet your specific needs, whether you require standard outlets, USB ports, cigarette lighter sockets, or specialty plugs for specific applications. We offer a range of options to accommodate different devices and power requirements, making it easy to customize your boat's electrical setup.
Don't compromise on the safety and functionality of your boat's electrical system. Invest in top-quality boat sockets and plugs from our store and enjoy reliable power connections for all your marine electronics and equipment. Browse our collection today and ensure your boat is equipped with the best electrical components for your next adventure.
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Emily, yacht owner in Marina del Rey asks
What causes boat paint to fade or peel over time?
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UV exposure, saltwater, poor prep work, or low-quality paint can lead to fading, chalking, and peeling. We prep surfaces properly and use premium-grade marine coatings for lasting protection.
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Zach, center console owner in Newport Beach asks
Can you fix scratches and paint chips on my fiberglass hull?
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Yes – we repair gelcoat scratches, paint chips, and surface damage using color-matched marine coatings. Our touch-up process blends repairs seamlessly for a like-new appearance.
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Mila, cruiser owner in Long Beach asks
Do you install odor-free upgrades or holding tank filters?
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Yes – we install carbon vent filters, new sanitation hoses, and odor-blocking loop vents. We can also upgrade your holding tank setup for easier pumping and maintenance.
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Trevor, pontoon boat owner in Alamitos Bay asks
Do you provide mobile marine toilet repair services dockside?
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Absolutely. We offer mobile toilet repair and sanitation system diagnostics throughout marinas in Los Angeles and Orange County. Fast, discreet, and hygienic service at your slip.
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Jenna, trawler owner in Huntington Harbour asks
Can you clear a clogged marine toilet without damaging the plumbing?
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Yes – we use safe, non-damaging techniques to clear clogs caused by toilet paper, waste, or mineral buildup. We avoid harsh chemicals that can ruin hoses or seals.
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Ethan, sailboat captain in Cabrillo Marina asks
How much does marine toilet repair or replacement cost?
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Basic repairs start at $150. Full toilet replacement or hose system overhaul can range from $400–$1,200 depending on access, model, and plumbing configuration. We provide upfront quotes.
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Sophie, catamaran owner in San Pedro asks
Why does my marine head smell even after flushing?
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Persistent odor often means backflow, biofilm buildup, or failing vent hoses. We clean the system, replace hoses if needed, and install anti-siphon valves to eliminate smell and keep your cabin fresh.
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Brandon, yacht owner in Newport Beach asks
Do you repair both manual and electric marine toilets?
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Yes – we service all types of marine heads including manual pump toilets, electric flush units, and vacuum systems. We carry parts for Jabsco, Dometic, Raritan, and more.
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Olivia, liveaboard in Marina del Rey asks
Why is my marine toilet not flushing properly?
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Weak or no flushing could be caused by clogged intake lines, a worn-out pump, or blocked discharge hoses. We inspect the full system and restore proper operation with marine-grade parts.
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Noah, wakeboard boat owner in Long Beach asks
How do I know if the fuel injectors or fuel pump are causing issues?
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We perform fuel pressure tests, injector pulse checks, and flow rate comparisons to isolate the problem. Whether it’s an injector, pump, or regulator – we’ll find it and fix it right.
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