Marine Electronics and Electrical Systems

When you boat on the West Coast, you can visit some of the most beautiful places on earth.

Nature can sometimes put you to the test, but your boat doesn’t have to be another challenge.

Your boat should help you leave the stress of everyday life behind—so you can feel safe and enjoy your boat to its full potential or even taking the comforts of home along with you.

Whether you are starting from scratch or working with what's already there, we believe it is important to consider the "big picture" to make sophisticated systems easy to use. That's why we describe our services as: Boating made simple—by design.

Pacific Yacht Systems works with you to maximize safety, comfort, and performance, so that your boat is right for you.

Boating made simple—by design.

FAQs

What does "Boating made simple—by design" mean?

Our clients often tell us they want their time on the water to be easier—and that is why we focus on making things simple. Read More Whether starting from scratch or working with what's already there, we believe it is important to consider the "big picture" or design, in order to make sophisticated systems as easy to use as possible.

 

Ask PYS

Q:  The house bank (four golf-cart batteries) on my 36 foot Bavaria is drained after a day of use at anchor. What is your recommendation for solving my power needs?
— Lyall

Read More A: Hi Lyall. My approach for power systems is systematic. First, gauge the batteries with a digital battery monitor, so you can know your daily consumption, i.e., amp hours (AHs). A battery monitor is like your fuel gauge-it's absolutely essential. A battery monitor will inform you of exactly how many amps you are using at a given time and, more importantly, how many you've used, i.e., AHs. Second, make sure you have a dedicated engine and house battery bank. Battery bank separation is key for reliability. With the advent of battery combiners (e.g., Blueseas ACR) you'll be able to automatically charge both battery banks without using the battery selector switch. Third, reduce your charging time by installing an external smart 3-phase regulator and then getting a higher output alternator.

 

Pacific Yacht Systems is a proud member of:

American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC)BC Marine Trades AssociationThe National Marine Electronics AssociationBC Chamber of CommerceBetter Business Bureau