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Electrical Current Leakage

By Sandy Parks · On April 6, 2023

BoatUS has an article on measuring electrical current leakage from boats at docks in marinas and how to keep your boat safe from leakage. It is recommended that marinas have a leakage current measurement device on hand and they can deny transients dockage if they determine there is too much leakage. If you have an older boat you can retrofit a device for your shore power system if you don’t already have. Read more.

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