Galvanic currents are a BOAT KILLER! But you probably already knew that.
Galvanic currents are tiny electrical charges that arise whenever your boat’s connected to an electric hook up – even if it’s switched off. EVERY boat that connects to a hook up has Galvanic currents – it isn’t a fault – and it’s down to the same natural laws that make batteries work.
The molecules of metal in your boat’s hull, andodes etc. “stick” to the charges, and are carried away from your hull, and in a surprisingly short time, you begin to see pitting, anode loss.
Fortunately, there’s a simple solution that can stop the Galvanic currents dead in their tracks.
It’s called a Galvanic isolator, and it simply plugs into either end of your electric hookup cable, and completely BLOCKS the currents, preventing pitting and greatly lengthening the life of anodes.
ANYONE can fit a Plug In Galvanic isolator. You don’t need any electrical know-how. In fact, you don’t even need a screwdriver. If you can insert a plug, you can fit our isolator!
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