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Electrical repair can sometimes be a daunting task, but with the right tools and expertise, you can tackle any electrical issue efficiently and safely. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional electrician, our range of electrical repair supplies has you covered.
From circuit breakers to outlet testers, our collection of electrical repair tools and equipment is curated to meet your needs. We understand the importance of quality when it comes to electrical repairs, which is why we only offer products from trusted brands known for their reliability and performance.
For those troubleshooting electrical systems or working on home improvement projects, our subcategories provide a wide selection of products to choose from. Whether you need electrical tape, wire connectors, or junction boxes, we have everything you need to get the job done right.
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Shop our electriccal repair category today and equip yourself with the tools and supplies you need to handle any electrical repair job with confidence and ease. Whether you're fixing a faulty outlet or rewiring a circuit, our products are designed to make your electrical repair tasks smoother and more efficient. Trust in our selection to help you get the job done right the first time.
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#539 Chris, motor yacht owner in Newport Beach asks asks
Can a bad shore power cord damage onboard equipment?v
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Yes. A damaged or undersized shore power cord can cause voltage drops, overheating, and unstable power delivery. This can damage sensitive electronics, battery chargers, inverters, air conditioning units, and other onboard systems.
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#537 Mark, powerboat owner in Long Beach asks asks
When should a shore power cord be replaced?
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A shore power cord should be replaced if it shows signs of overheating, melted pins, cracked insulation, corrosion, discoloration, or intermittent power loss. In high-use marina environments, cords often need replacement every few years to maintain safety and reliability.
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#535 Emily, yacht owner in Newport Beach asks asks
What do you check during a shore power system inspection?
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We inspect the shore power cord, plugs, inlet, breakers, wiring connections, grounding, polarity, and load balance. We also check for heat damage, corrosion, loose connections, and compliance with ABYC safety standards.
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#533 Daniel, sailboat owner in Long Beach asks asks
Why is a shore power system inspection important?
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A shore power inspection ensures your boat is safely receiving power from the marina without overheating, voltage drop, or electrical leakage. Faulty shore power systems are one of the most common causes of onboard electrical fires and equipment damage, especially in saltwater marinas like Long Beach and Newport Beach.
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#531 Alex, cruiser owner in Newport Beach asks asks
Do you offer warranty and post-installation support?
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Yes. Solar panels and major components are covered by manufacturer warranties, typically ranging from 10 to 25 years. Our installation labor includes a workmanship warranty, and we provide full documentation, system diagrams, and ongoing support for boats operating in Newport Beach and Long Beach.
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#529 Kevin, fishing boat owner in Long Beach asks asks
How long does a marine solar installation usually take?
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Most installations take between one and two days, depending on system size and complexity. Custom mounts, battery upgrades, or inverter installations may require additional time. We always provide a clear timeline before starting the project.
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#527 Sophia, liveaboard owner in Newport Beach asks asks
Is the installation safe for saltwater and harsh marine conditions?
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Yes. We use only marine-rated, corrosion-resistant components designed for saltwater environments. All installations follow ABYC electrical standards, ensuring long-term reliability, safety, and protection against moisture, vibration, and galvanic corrosion.
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#525 Daniel, yacht owner in Long Beach asks asks
What components are included in a marine solar installation?
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A complete system typically includes marine-grade solar panels, MPPT charge controllers, proper wiring and fusing, battery integration, and system monitoring. We also ensure correct bonding and grounding to meet marine safety and corrosion-prevention standards.
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#523 Mark, motorboat owner in Newport Beach asks asks
Can solar panels power air conditioning or large onboard appliances?
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Solar panels alone usually support low-to-medium power loads such as lighting, electronics, and refrigeration. For air conditioning or high-draw appliances, solar works best when combined with lithium batteries, inverters, and sometimes generators. We design hybrid systems optimized for your exact energy needs.
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#521 Emily, catamaran owner in Long Beach asks asks
Do you design custom solar systems or only install pre-made kits?
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We design fully custom marine solar systems based on your boat type, available space, power consumption, and cruising habits. Every installation is tailored to maximize efficiency while maintaining safety, aesthetics, and proper marine electrical standards.
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