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The electrical power distribution system on a ship consists of four major components: electricity production, storage, distribution, and consumption. Accidents often occur due to out-of-balance systems. Marine electrical systems are designed to be reliable and withstand adverse conditions. Wind turbines and solar panels are used on boats, with various factors to consider when choosing the right one. Marine solar panels produce electricity only when the sun is shining, while wind turbines can operate even with low wind. Marine Electrical Power Systems The electrical power distribution system on a ship is very important. The basic source of electric power on boats is an alternator belt driven by a propulsion engine. Marine electrical power systems consist of four major components. Equipment that produces electricity Equipment that stores electrical power for later use Equipment that distributes electrical power Equipment that consumes electrical power Most accidents caused by electrical systems on boats come from out-of-balancing systems. One of the first tasks is to determine the boat's daily electrical load. There are two types of power DC, 12V, and it allows you to operate standard hour-hold appliances on board. Marine Electrical Systems All ships rely on an electrical power system as to have specific characteristics, which include reliability and guarantee 100% work all of the time. The principal characteristic is specially under emergency conditions. All marine electrical systems are built and carefully coated, sealed and prepared for adverse marine conditions. Wind, shading and corrosion participate in damaging a marine electrical system. New electrical power generations are a solution for an environmentally friendly era. Wind Turbines and Solar Panels There are over a dozen models of marine wind turbines, are built to be used specifically in a marine environment and on boats. It has to be noted on two factors, where you plan on placing the turbine and what kind of actual performance you accept of it. Wind Turbines and Solar Panels There are over a dozen models of marine wind turbines, are built to be used specifically in a marine environment and on boats. It has to be noted on two factors, where you plan on placing the turbine and what kind of actual performance you expect of it. Most wind turbines look like a sort of windmill, which swivels according to the direction of the wind. Making a choice has to be based on certain factors. These include where you plan on going and what kind of air you will find there. On the other hand, a place that has an average wind speed swing, which varies from high to very low may have a site which has a small variation of wind. Marine solar panels produce electricity only when the sun shines on them. A type of marine solar panels are fixed from solar panels, which can be mounted permanently and are meant to withstand all the elements. A longer coating model from 10 to 225 watts. They require maintenance and wind to function. The blades are propellers, can be dangerous, making the placement very important. Wind turbines can work 24 hours a day, even if the wind is low.