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According to a BoatUS, AC and DC electrical fires are the number one cause of fires on board boats, followed by overheated cooling systems, and then by chemicals and fuel.Either way, the risk of fire … read more

If you’ve ever had to replace (or tend to) the electrical infrastructure on board a vessel, even in some limited capacity, it might be very well apparent to you that marine battery cables and terminal … read more

Welding as an industrial process is not without its risks. The high current carried by welding cable can increase the risk of shocks, and exposure to UV can cause burns and eye damage. These reasons a … read more

The world of electrical wire and cable is a fascinating one, and there are many different specialized types of wire and cable, as well as insulation. This short post will cover some of the more intere … read more

In the past, we’ve posted on the different colors of wire insulation and what they signify.Well, what does it mean when you’re working with a wire that has no insulation - that is, bare copper wire?It … read more