Marine
Electricians Northern Territory Directory
Marine Electricians Northern Territory. Use Darwin as the first search point for marine electrical faults and electronics installations. Give the contractor the marina, mooring or yard name and say whether the yacht is afloat or ashore. Ask how the technician will reach the boat, whether the yard permits outside contractors and whether the boat needs to move. For equipment that must be replaced before an offshore passage, agree when it will be installed, commissioned and tested before setting your departure date.
The directory follows the coast from Darwin through Arnhem Land to Gove, then down the Territory side of the Gulf of Carpentaria. It continues through the southern Gulf and up the Queensland side to Weipa, Seisia and Torres Strait. Listings distinguish onboard service from workshop repairs, equipment supply and port referrals. Outside the contractor’s home port, confirm the technician’s base, attendance at your exact location, travel charges and arrangements for a return visit if parts are needed. Read the Northern Territory Cruising Guide.
Marine
Electricians Northern Territory - Darwin
Harbour
Apparent Power NT — Darwin. Mobile marine electrician for recreational and commercial vessels. Lists AC and DC electrical work, fault diagnosis, charging and solar systems, and navigation electronics. 0475 864 897.
Mobiletronix — Darwin area. Mobile marine electrical and electronics service covering fault-finding and installation. 0467 226 522.
ElectroMech Marine — Woolner. Darwin marine electrical and mechanical service. Its electrical work includes DC system design, wiring diagnostics, battery chargers and inverters. 0408 328 061.
Nortech Communications — Stuart Park. Mobile 12 V and 24 V accessory installations. Services marine VHF and other radios and can test antennas for AIS, GPS, radio and satellite equipment. 0406 000 860.
NAVCOM Electronics — Fishermans Wharf. Furuno’s dealer directory lists NAVCOM at 19 Fishermans Wharf, Darwin. 08 8981 1311.
Nautical Supplies / AMI — Darwin. Marine equipment and electronics supply and service enquiries. Ask whether the Darwin branch can handle the specific unit locally, organise a bench repair or arrange a technician. 08 8981 6651.
Darwin Ship Repair — Fishermans Place. Commercial ship repair facility. The engineering group lists generators, switchboards, controls and vessel wiring among its capabilities. 08 8901 2000.
Darwin Shipstores — Fishermans Wharf. Yanmar-listed service and parts contact on Frances Bay Drive. Use for engine-side electrical and parts enquiries and confirm the scope when calling. 08 8981 7322.
Marine
Electricians Northern Territory - Winnellie,
Berrimah, Pinelands and Palmerston
IATRT — Winnellie. Boat wiring, rewires, solar, VHF and electronics work. Publishes attendance at Darwin marinas, wharves and moorings, and scheduled coastal trips for larger jobs. 08 7918 8590.
Quality Marine NT — Winnellie. Boat workshop and electronics supplier at 10 Farrell Crescent. Use for electronics fitting, equipment enquiries and workshop service. 08 8947 2066.
Chris’s Automotive & Marine Electrics — Marlow Lagoon. Marine wiring, rewires, batteries and navigation equipment service. Based at 19 Waler Road, with mobile enquiries for Palmerston and the Darwin area. 08 8932 6600 or 0418 898 615.
Baldwin Group NT — Berrimah. Electrical contractor at 1/23 Mel Road with a marine service division. 08 8947 3423.
Hardies Electrical Contracting Services — Darwin area. Lists mobile marine electrical and electronics work and services remote parts of the Territory.. 0409 285 568.
Marine
Electricians Northern Territory - Tiwi
Islands, Cobourg Peninsula and north Arnhem Land
For the Tiwi Islands, Cobourg Peninsula, Maningrida, Milingimbi and Galiwin’ku, no locally based marine electrical specialist was confirmed for this directory. Start with a Darwin contractor that lists remote work. Give the community, landing or yard and ask whether attendance is possible or the equipment needs to be sent to a workshop.
Marine
Electricians Northern Territory - Gove,
Nhulunbuy and Melville Bay
C&C Marine Services — Nhulunbuy. Local marine workshop listed by Visit East Arnhem at 6A/3 Miller Close. Ask whether it can handle the electrical fault, fit the electronics or refer you to a technician. 0487 741 940.
Gove Auto Electrics — Nhulunbuy. Local auto-electrical workshop on John Flynn Drive. An enquiry point for starting, charging or 12/24 V faults. 08 8987 1001 or 0418 891 861.
Gove Boat Club — Melville Bay. Port contact for boat access, local facilities and contractor referrals. Located at 1 Drimmie Head Road. 08 8987 3077.
Marine
Electricians Northern Territory - Groote
Eylandt, Numbulwar and the western Gulf
For Alyangula, the Milner Bay area, Numbulwar, the Roper River, Borroloola, King Ash Bay and Bing Bong, no locally based yacht electrician or electronics technician was confirmed. Establish the actual work location before booking a technician.
Eylandt Automotive and Marine — Alyangula. Local workshop at 9 Ayawurra Crescent. The public listing describes automotive repairs. 08 8987 6544.
King Ash Bay Fishing Club — McArthur River. Local contact for boat access, facilities and referrals near Borroloola. Give the club the name of the landing or the location of the boat. 08 8975 9800.
SP Marine & Mechanical — Katherine. Inland workshop listing boat mechanical and electrical repairs and modifications. An option for a trailer boat or a workshop enquiry. 0421 965 093.
Marine
Electricians Northern Territory - Southern
Gulf, Queensland — Burketown, Mornington Island, Normanton and Karumba
Nowland Engineering — Burketown. Local mechanical and parts contact listed by Burke Shire. Ask about local assistance, parts and referrals. 07 4745 5107.
Jones Marine — Karumba. Boat workshop at 30 Yappar Street. Lists installation of Lowrance sounders and chartplotters and GME marine radios. It publishes service visits to Burketown and Mornington Island. Confirm when the next visit is scheduled, whether the job can be done aboard. 07 4745 9159.
For a boat near Normanton or elsewhere on the lower Norman River, give the Karumba workshop the boat’s precise location. For Mornington Island, confirm the landing and whether the technician and equipment can travel on the same trip.
Marine
Electricians Northern Territory - Eastern
Gulf, Queensland — Kowanyama to Weipa and Mapoon
For Kowanyama, Pormpuraaw, Aurukun and Mapoon, no locally based yacht electrician or electronics specialist was confirmed. Ask the Weipa-area workshop or the Cairns call-out contractor whether it will attend the named community, landing or mooring. Confirm how diagnostic work, freight and return attendance will be handled.
Rural Machinery & Mechanical Services — Napranum. Mobile mechanical and marine workshop operating from Napranum. An authorised Mercury Marine service provider that lists service across the Weipa area and remote Cape York communities. 0477 938 320.
Bush and Beach Auto Electrical — Weipa. Mobile auto electrician offering diagnostics and 12 V fit-outs. A local enquiry for DC faults. 0449 832 322.
Tackle World Weipa — Weipa. Local equipment retailer listing Lowrance and Humminbird among its brands. Use for supply and parts enquiries and arrange installation separately. 07 4069 7235.
AIS Marine — Weipa commercial port call-out. Publishes ship repair coverage for the Port of Weipa. Use for commercial vessel enquiries and confirm where personnel will mobilise
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Marine
Electricians Northern Territory - Northern
Cape York and Torres Strait — Seisia, Bamaga, Thursday Island and Horn Island
Bamaga Auto Marine — Bamaga. Workshop and accessory contact on Airport Road. For a boat at Seisia, ask about engine electrical or DC work, attendance at the boat and local referrals. 0467 724 775.
J&R Marine TI — Thursday Island. Marine workshop and parts enquiry listed at 69 Waiben Esplanade. Confirm the current number, the work it takes and whether it can attend a yacht afloat. 0437 779 395, as listed in the business directory.
Ah Boo — Thursday Island. Local boating supply contact at 94 Douglas Street. Use for equipment and parts enquiries. 07 4069 1514.
No Horn Island–based yacht electrician is confirmed. For work at Horn Island or on a Thursday Island mooring, give the provider the island and boat location and confirm whether the technician can reach the vessel. For commercial wharf access, the port authorities are Ports North at Karumba and Thursday Island, and North Queensland Bulk Ports at Weipa. Seisia Wharf enquiries go to the Northern Peninsula Area Regional Council.
Marine
Electricians Northern Territory - Cairns-based
call-outs for Gulf boats
PASMA Electrical — Cairns. Marine electrical contractor that publishes service coverage for Weipa, Cape York and Torres Strait. Give the boat’s exact location and ask how the technician and parts will travel. 07 4035 5855.
FNQ Marine Electronics — Cairns Workshop repairs marine displays, sounders, radar, autopilots, VHF and AIS. 0435 977 933.
Gulf Marine Electrics — Ports North contractor listing. Ports North lists Peter Bennett under its Cairns marine maintenance directory. Confirm the contractor’s current base, scope and availability for the boat’s location. 0438 048 731.
Before Engaging a
Marine Electrician
Ask who will actually carry out the work and what experience and qualifications they have with your vessel and installation. For AC mains-voltage work, engage a Northern Territory licensed electrical contractor and ask to see the licence. Ask and sight the insurance cover and confirm it includes work on boats. For major or total rewires, ask which Australian standards apply to the vessel which are AS/NZS 3004.2 which is the Australian and New Zealand standard for boat electrical installations. If the contractor quotes only RCD, ISO or ABYC, ask them to explain in writing how the installation will meet the Australian and insurer requirements that apply to your vessel. Have the contractor provide a written work scope. Agree on diagnosis, parts, labour and testing before authorising replacement equipment or upgrades. Keep your eye on work progress. If they are always on the phone then either intervene, discuss and agree on chargeable time. Labour costs in Australia are very high! Read about How to Choose a Marine Electrician and When to Call a Marine Electrical Service person.
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Marine
Electricians Northern Territory
Marine Electricians Northern Territory. Use Darwin as the first search point and give the contractor the marina, mooring or yard name so they can confirm access and whether the boat needs to move. For boats elsewhere in the Territory, confirm where the technician is based and whether they can travel to the boat. The directory follows Arnhem Land through Gove and around the Gulf of Carpentaria to Karumba, Weipa, Seisia and Torres Strait. If the work is part of preparation for an offshore passage, agree when replacement equipment can be installed and tested before setting your departure date. Marine Electricians Northern Territory for all you need to know.