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Old 17-01-2021, 08:06   #1
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Galvanic Isolator Question

New to me 1984 Symbol 44 has two (2) 30 and one (1) 50 amp shore connections. I am guessing the boat will need one galvanic isolator for each shore connection. Is that correct?
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Old 26-01-2021, 05:58   #2
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Re: Galvanic Isolator Question

I have two 30 amp connections into my boat. My mechanic will be installing two isolators. Electrolysis destroyed my generator's heat exchange and I fear its emanating from my boat. Last time I messed around with anything electronic I almost toasted myself!
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New to me 1984 Symbol 44 has two (2) 30 and one (1) 50 amp shore connections. I am guessing the boat will need one galvanic isolator for each shore connection. Is that correct?
Yes, that is correct.
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Re: Galvanic Isolator Question

Sorry to be late to be late to the party. Yardina makes an isolator that will connect to the two 30-amp circuits. Not sure about 2 30s and a 50.


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Re: Galvanic Isolator Question

Thanks for everyone's inpit. I purchased one 60 amp ProMariner isolation transformer and my marine electrician installed it downstream of the 50 amp/30amp switch and upstream of the electrical panel per the vendor instructions. It is on the common line from the 50 amp and 30 amp shore power supply.
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Re: Galvanic Isolator Question

Un isolateur galvanique se pose juste après l'entrée de l'alimentation AC sur la ligne de terre... donc bien avant le chargeur batteries ou autres équipements.
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