Yacht electrical
AC/DC distribution, panel work, load planning, troubleshooting, and system upgrades for cruising and dockside reliability.
Yacht electrical · New Orleans
Nu Power Marine brings Master Electrician craft and ABYC-oriented marine expertise to yachts and fine vessels—shore power to nav lighting, clean installs that hold up on the water.
What we do
From the dock pedestal to the flybridge—diagnostics, upgrades, and installs that respect how a yacht is actually used.
AC/DC distribution, panel work, load planning, troubleshooting, and system upgrades for cruising and dockside reliability.
Interior, exterior, and navigation lighting—including Lopolight and other marine LED systems that look sharp and draw less.
Clean, quiet installs for salon and flybridge entertainment—wired with the same care as critical ship systems.
Shore cords, inlets, isolation, chargers, and integrated marine systems—kept safe, labeled, and ready for the next season.
Dockside reliability
A solid shore-power connection is more than a cord on the pier. We focus on safe inlets, proper polarity and grounding, protection devices, and installs that won’t leave you guessing when the pedestal is live.
About Nu Power Marine
A rebrand of Nu Power LLC—same hands-on electrical excellence, now clearly aimed at yachts and serious recreational vessels.
We work where the gulf, the river, and the marina meet: diagnosing gremlins, upgrading aging panels, integrating lighting and electronics, and leaving systems labeled and understandable for the next haul-out or charter.
Credentials matter on the water. Our work is led by a Master Electrician and ABYC Master Tech, with NMEA Installer Tech and N2K experience—paired with brands and platforms we know in the field.
Credentials & partners
Primary licenses and marine credentials first—then the systems and brands we work with aboard.
American Boat & Yacht Council Master Technician—marine electrical standards applied to design, install, and troubleshooting work on yachts.
Licensed Master Electrician leadership on every project—rigorous electrical craft translated cleanly into the marine environment.
National Marine Electronics Association installer technician training for electronics integration done to industry practice.
NMEA 2000 network familiarity—backbone layout, device integration, and diagnosing network issues that leave screens blank.
ABYC-oriented wiring, labeling, and protection choices so work is safer to live with and easier for surveyors and future techs.
Systems & brands we work with
On the water
Clean hulls, careful lighting, and systems that disappear into the experience—that’s the bar we work to.
Get in touch
Tell us about the vessel, the symptom, or the upgrade you have in mind. We serve New Orleans and nearby Gulf Coast waters.