Marine
Switch panels, dashboards and distribution panels for motor yachts, tenders, RIBs and sailing yachts. Supplied in series to boat builders and as one-offs to owners.
Built for life on the water
On a boat, the switch panel is used every day and exposed to spray, sun and vibration. Our marine panels are built with IP67 push buttons, stainless hardware and tinned cable, and the labels are laser engraved so they stay legible for the life of the boat.
At the helm, a clear panel makes a real difference: navigation lights, pumps and windlass grouped logically, backlit for night use and dimmable so they never dazzle.
What we supply
Switch panels
Waterproof push buttons, breakers and laser-engraved labels in one panel, sized to your cut-out.
Dashboard panels
Complete helm panels with openings for plotters, engine displays, radios and controls.
Distribution panels
DC distribution with breakers, terminal strips and bus bars, ready to connect.
Refit panels
New panels that match the outline and mounting holes of the original.
Pre-wired assemblies
Numbered leads, terminal strips and fuse boxes, with a wiring diagram.
Charging and power
USB-C chargers, 12V sockets and voltmeters integrated in the panel.
For boat builders
Maxima Boats, Nitra Boats, Latitude Yachts and Maasgouw Marine Center source the panels for their model ranges from us.
We engineer the panel from your drawings, build a first article for approval and then fix the design per model. Every following order is identical, delivered wired and labelled, so installation at the yard is quick and predictable. Your logo and colour scheme are laser engraved into the panel.
For owners
Upgrading an older boat? A photo of the current panel and its outer dimensions are enough to start. We reproduce the outline and mounting holes, so the new panel fits the existing opening without any cutting.
You approve the design on screen before anything is produced, and the panel arrives labelled and wired with a diagram, ready for you or your yard to install.
Discuss your boat
Send us a photo of your current panel or the drawings of your model. You will speak directly with the engineer who designs your panel.