IATRT Operations provides marine installations, repairs, and diagnostics with a focus on correct fault-finding and reliable outcomes.
Boat installations & refits
We provide comprehensive onboard installations and full systems refits for all vessel types — from small sailing craft to commercial and cruise vessels. Work is performed to professional standards with full testing and documentation.
- GPS, chartplotter and navigation system installation and integration
- VHF, HF and AIS antenna systems, coaxial routing and grounding
- Depth sounders, fishfinders and transducers (installation & calibration)
- Autopilot installation, tuning and integration with helm systems
- Watermaker installations and commissioning
- Battery systems, alternator charging, inverter/charger setup and shore power
- Solar arrays and power management for long-range autonomy
- Full electrical rewires and system refits (main distribution, breakers, bonding)
- NMEA/Seatalk/NMEA2000 network design and integration for sensors and displays
- Custom mounting, enclosure design and waterproofing for marine environments
- Onboard testing, sea trials and commissioning with operator handover
- Maintenance plans, spares provisioning and emergency support
Projects range from fitting a single navigation instrument to complete electrical and systems refits. We handle planning, cable routing and containment, corrosion protection, load calculations, and on-water commissioning to ensure reliability in demanding marine conditions.
Example work includes building and installing weatherproof networked relay control boxes, custom PCBs and enclosures, and complete system refits where all electrical, navigation and communication systems are brought up to a single, reliable standard.
Services include
- Electrical fault finding
- Instrument and equipment installation
- Power and charging systems
- Control and monitoring systems
- On-site diagnostics and repair
Work is approached methodically and explained clearly before proceeding. Where a repair is not economical, this is communicated up front.