If galvanic isolators are a bit of a black art to you, don’t worry – you aren’t alone. Many boat owners know they ought to protect their boat when connecting to shore power, but are less clear about what galvanic corrosion is, how an isolator works, or which model they actually need.
That’s why we have produced our free, easy-to-follow Galvanic Isolator e-book. Written in plain English, it explains the essentials without unnecessary technical jargon.
You’ll see how small electrical currents can travel through a shore-power earth connection and gradually contribute to corrosion of a boat’s metalwork. A galvanic isolator is designed to block these unwanted low-voltage currents while maintaining the safety earth connection, helping to protect your hull and other underwater metalwork from potentially expensive damage.
The e-book will answer the questions boaters ask most often, including:
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- Is a 32A galvanic isolator “stronger” or better than a 16A version?
- How can I tell whether my boat may have galvanic corrosion?
- What is the difference between a galvanic isolator and a Zinc Saver?
- Should I get a permanent wire-in galvanic isolator or a plug-in model?
- Does boat size, hull material, or the type of water make a difference?
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Whether your boat spends its time on canals, rivers, estuaries, or at sea, the e-book is designed to take the mystery out of galvanic protection and give you the confidence to choose the right solution.
Please feel free to download your free copy—there is no sign-up, no email form and no catch. Just click below to download it directly.
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