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 are the benefits of having my Garmin and Raymarine electronics installed by a professionally certified dealer such as PYS?
Owner-installation, or installation by a non-certified third party, limits the warranty on your electronics to product replacement or repair. Read More Installation by a certified installer, such as one of the professionals at PYS, gives you additional coverage for onboard labour and also includes some travel and mileage costs.
In addition, the rigorous certification process ensures that certified dealers are trained and tested for both installation and service on the manufacturers' latest products and technologies.
Ask PYS
Q: The two Raymarine E120 displays on my 21 foot Grady White have accumulated moisture in them. They are pedestal mounted. Is this normal, and what can be done about it?
— Tom
Read More A: Hi Tom. The first thing you want to do is turn the E120 backlight to a maximum; this will sometimes clear out all the moisture within the unit. If this doesn't work, you'll probably want to get the unit serviced at a certified Raymarine center. On the prevention side, make sure the unused connection points at the end of the unit have the caps on. Those connection points should be splash-proof, but it is advisable to keep the caps on.
