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Fort Lauderdale · Marine Electrical Specialists

The real marine electricians for yacht electrical systems

Prism Marine Electric handles the ship's electrical system — anything a wire touches on board. Power generation and distribution, switchgear, control systems, alarm and fire systems, class survey support and lighting. High voltage and low voltage, diagnosed by measurement and repaired to marine standard.

30+ Years ExperienceLicensed & Insured24/7 ResponseAll Yards & Marinas
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Talk to a marine electrician

Call and describe the vessel, the system and the symptom. A marine electrician answers directly, 24/7, and comes back with realistic scope, hours and price.

954-210-4010

Free estimates · 24/7 response · No obligation

30+ Years

Combined marine electrical experience on yachts and superyachts

Licensed & Insured

Credentialed for every major South Florida yard and marina

24/7 Availability

Emergency response for faults dockside, in the yard or before departure

Survey Ready

Annual, 5, 10 and 15+ year class survey prep, attendance and close-out

What we're known for

Ship's electrical systems done right

  • Full ship's electrical system coverage, from generator to final circuit
  • Annual, 5, 10 and 15+ year class survey support
  • Power generation, distribution and shore power systems
  • Battery load testing, controls, alarms and lighting
954-210-4010

Based at 201 SW 18th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312Serving the tri-county area with domestic and international service available upon request

Our services

Ship's electrical systems, end to end

Think of a yacht the way you'd think of a house: there's a service entrance, a main panel, branch circuits, controls, alarms, lighting and appliances. That entire system is our department.

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Power Generation, Protection & Distribution

Shore power, switchgear, breakers and distribution built to survive salt air.

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Control Systems & Automation

Relay logic, PLC cabinets, HMIs and the interlocks that keep systems talking.

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Alarm & Monitoring Systems

Bilge, tank, temperature and machinery alarms you can actually trust.

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Fire Alarm Systems

Detection loops, panels and releasing interlocks, tested and documented.

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Class Survey Support (5, 10, 15 & 20-Year+)

5-year, 10-year, 15-year and 20-year-plus electrical survey prep, attendance and remediation.

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Buyer & Seller Survey

An honest electrical picture before money changes hands.

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Navigation Lighting Systems

Compliant nav lights, mast wiring and failure alarms.

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Yacht saloon and side deck lit with warm dimmable LED accent lighting at night

LED Lighting Systems

Interior, exterior and underwater LED — dimming that behaves.

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Shore Power Systems

Inlets, cordsets, transfer gear and Magnus shore power conversion.

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Battery Service, Load Testing & Replacement

12V and 24V bank testing, replacement, charging and DC distribution.

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VFDs & Harmonic Analysis / Mitigation

Variable frequency drives plus harmonic analysis and correction.

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Grounding, Bonding, Hull Potential & Corrosion

Hull potential surveys, ground fault tracing and corrosion control.

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Galley, Laundry & Appliance Wiring

Power feeders, breakers and circuits for new appliances and retrofits.

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Underwater Lighting

Underwater light installation, replacement and circuit repair.

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Superyacht engine room with twin main engines, insulated pipework and overhead cable trays

Electrical Troubleshooting & Fault Finding

The gremlin hunters — intermittent faults tracked down by measurement.

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24/7 · Free estimates

Get an estimate now — no charge, no pressure

Send us the vessel, the system and the symptom. You'll get a realistic scope, hours and price from a marine electrician, not a salesperson.

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Know who to call

Marine electrical, not marine electronics

"Marine electronics" covers three very different departments: bridge navigation gear, audio and video systems, and the ship's electrical system. Prism works exclusively in the third — the generators, switchgear, wiring, controls, alarms, lighting and appliances that make the vessel function.

Staying in one lane is why we're good at it. When a job needs a navigation or A/V specialist, we tell you straight away and often recommend someone we trust.

What we do

  • Generators, shore power, switchgear
  • Distribution, breakers, wiring
  • Controls, automation, VFDs, harmonics
  • Battery load testing and bank replacement
  • Alarm and fire systems
  • Grounding, bonding, hull potential
  • Nav, LED and underwater lighting
  • Galley and laundry appliances

What we don't do

  • Bridge navigation electronics (radar, plotters, autopilots)
  • Audio, video and entertainment systems
  • Generator and engine mechanical rebuilds
  • Generator rigging, removal and reinstallation
  • Factory-authorized warranty work on proprietary systems
  • Product-specific service for brands like Crestron or CMC
  • Dealer or distributor sales — we don't rep or sell products
24/7 · Free estimates

Not sure it's an electrical issue? Call us now.

Describe what the vessel is doing and we'll tell you straight whether it's ours to fix — and what it will take.

Call now: 954-210-4010
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Why owners and captains call us

Customer first, not profit first

Prism Marine Electric was built by technicians who spent decades inside large marine electrical contractors and wanted to work differently: honest diagnosis, realistic hours and no invented scope. 30+ years of combined marine electrical experience sits behind every job.

30+ Years Experience

Combined marine electrical experience across yachts and superyachts

Licensed & Insured

Fully licensed and insured for yard, marina and dockside work

Facility Access

Credentialed for all major South Florida yards and marinas

24/7 Response

Round-the-clock support for electrical faults underway or dockside

High & Low Voltage

Shore power and switchgear through 24V control circuits

Class Survey Ready

5, 10, 15 and 20-year-plus survey preparation and remediation

24/7 · Free estimates

Ready to schedule? Get a free estimate

Dockside, in the yard or before departure — we'll book a visit that fits your program and give you the number up front.

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How a job runs

A predictable process, every time

01

Call and describe the fault

You speak with a marine electrician, not a dispatcher. We ask the questions that narrow the problem before anyone drives to the boat.

02

Diagnose by measurement

On board we work from prints and instruments — clamp meters, insulation testers, thermal imaging — so the fix addresses the cause, not the symptom.

03

Repair to marine standard

Tinned copper, correctly rated terminations, adhesive-lined heat shrink, proper support and clear labeling on every circuit we touch.

04

Test, label and document

Systems are tested under real load, panels are relabeled and you receive documentation your captain, surveyor or insurer can use.

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24/7 · Free estimates

Call now for 24/7 emergency response

Faults don't wait for business hours. Neither do we — Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade, around the clock.

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Questions

Straight answers, before you book

The questions we're asked most about scope, availability, pricing and surveys.

What exactly does a marine electrician do that an electronics tech doesn't?

We handle the ship's electrical system — anything a wire touches on board. That means generator output, shore power, switchgear, distribution, breakers, batteries, control circuits, alarms, lighting and appliances. Electronics techs handle bridge navigation gear and audio/video systems. Those are different departments, and we don't work in them.

Do you service navigation electronics or audio/video systems?

No. Prism Marine Electric is strictly a marine electrical company. We do not install or repair radar, chartplotters, autopilots, satellite systems, televisions, audio or entertainment systems. If that's what you need, we'll happily point you toward a reputable specialist.

Do you work on high voltage as well as low voltage?

Yes. We work from 480V/240V/120V AC shore power and generator systems through 24V and 12V DC control and accessory circuits. Most real-world faults cross between the two, so treating them as one system is the only way to find the cause.

Are you available for emergencies?

Yes — we operate 24/7. If a vessel loses power, has a hot panel, or a fault appears before a departure, call 954-210-4010 and you'll reach someone who can triage the problem immediately.

What areas do you serve?

We're based in Fort Lauderdale and serve the tri-county area: Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade. Domestic and international service is available upon request for vessels we maintain.

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Call now: 954-210-4010
24/7 Response · Fort Lauderdale

Electrical problem on board? Talk to a marine electrician.

Call and describe the fault — you'll speak with a technician who works on yacht electrical systems every day, not a call center.

954-210-4010

Licensed & insured · All yards & marinas

954-210-4010