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Boat wiring often becomes difficult not because of one bad circuit, but because years of additions and compromises remove the structure from the system

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It will be much easier to just piggyback this new device off an existing 12v feed.

One shortcut become the next problem.

02

Every modification seems to create another wiring problem.

Change should not compound complexity.

03

My electrical installation has grown over time and is difficult to understand.

Growth without architecture becomes clutter.

04

Tracing a fault takes hours because I don’t know where everything goes.

Fault finding becomes cable tracing.

05

Why isn’t my Bilge pump working? Is it the supply, fuse, wiring or the pump itself?

As the boat evolves, The answer should be visible immediately.

SmartWiring is designed to prevent exactly these problems. It gives the electrical system a clear, structured architecture from the outset – one that remains understandable as the boat electrical infrastructure evolves.

Distribute power where it is needed, then run a correctly sized duplex cable directly from the SmartWiring block to each device.

SmartWiring has been designed to make a well-engineered electrical installation easier to build, not more complicated.

The principle is simple: distribute power where it is needed, then run a correctly sized duplex cable directly from the SmartWiring block to each device.

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Position the distribution block

Mount the block close to the equipment it will supply and feed it from an appropriately rated, protected circuit.

02

Connect the circuit

Run correctly sized duplex cable directly from the block to the device.

03

Protect the circuit

Fit the correct fuse for the cable and circuit.

04

Add monitoring when required

Connect Smart Terminal Blocks through the Smart Terminal Controller when circuit visibility is required.

No unnecessary wiring complexity. No need to route every individual circuit back to one central distribution panel.

The result is a clean, logical electrical installation in which circuits are easy to identify, wiring is easy to follow, and equipment can be added or changed without creating another layer of complexity.

SmartWiring uses a family of compact, modular terminal blocks that can be positioned around the boat wherever power needs to be distributed.

From standard 4-way and 8-way Smart Terminal Blocks to high-current versions, Passive Terminal Blocks, busbars and the Smart Terminal Controller, each part of the family follows the same simple principle: create an organised electrical system that is easy to install, understand, maintain and expand.

Start with better wiring : Add further blocks, monitoring and automation as the boat evolves without rebuilding the underlying distribution architecture.

You do not need to make every circuit intelligent to make the whole electrical system better.

Single supply – 8 fused outputs

Link bar fitted. One protected supply feeds both banks

  • One upstream protected supply
  • 8 individually fused circuits
  • Simple local distribution from one block

Dual supply-2×4 fused outputs

Link bar removed. Each bank is supplied and protected independently.

  • Independently protected banks
  • Useful for separating equipment groups or areas
  • Independent isolation upstream

Mixed supplies – full flexibility

Independent banks can distribute different system voltages where required.

  • Physically separate banks in 1 block
  • Differently protected circuits or voltages
  • Direct duplex cable from each fused output

Choose the right level of protection, monitoring an distribution to each part of the boat while retaining a consistent installation method.

STB

Smart Terminal Blocks

Individually fused and monitored distribution with local circuit-status indication.

HC

High-Current Smart Blocks

The same organised approach for equipment requiring higher-current distribution.

PTB

Passive Terminal Blocks

Straightforward grouped local distribution where individual monitoring is unnecessary.

STC

Smart Terminal Controller

Connects monitored blocks to SmartBoat and mySmartApp.

BUS

SmartWiring Busbars

Robust high-current backbone distribution within the same organised architecture.

Distribute power where it is needed, then run a correctly sized duplex cable directly from the SmartWiring block to each device.

A structured electrical system isn’t just neater when it is installed. Its real value becomes apparent every time something is added, changed or stops working.

The principle is simple: distribute power where it is needed, then run a correctly sized duplex cable directly from the SmartWiring block to each device.

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Find faults faster

Separate supply or fuse problems from downstream wiring or equipment more quickly.

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Keep systems separated

Arrange loads into appropriately protected banks so one fault need not remove unrelated equipment.

03

Protect essential circuits

Supply bilge pumps, alarms and other essential equipment from appropriately protected circuits.

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Plan for tomorrow

Leave spare ways so future additions become an extension rather than another compromise.

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Easier to maintain

Clear distribution points and logical circuit identification help anyone understand the installation.

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A SmartWiring installation can therefore begin as straightforward structured power distribution and evolve into a monitored installation integrated with the wider SmartBoat system — without having to rebuild the underlying distribution architecture.

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