Marine electronics
Bird Electrical Marine Electrical, Air Conditioning and RefrigerationTerrey Hills, NSW5.0 · 1 Google review
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Bird Electrical’s Fenwicks Marina base gives Hawkesbury and Central Coast boat owners direct access to marine electricians who also understand refrigeration and air conditioning. The team handles rewiring, navigation electronics, mains AC, charging faults and refits, with a second base at Akuna Bay extending coverage toward Pittwater and Sydney Harbour.
Service area: Sydney Harbour, Pittwater, Hawkesbury, Brooklyn and Central Coast
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Marine electronics
Bird Electrical Marine Electrical, Air Conditioning and RefrigerationTerrey Hills, NSW5.0 · 1 Google review
View profileWorking from Fenwicks Marina, Bird Electrical supports boats kept around Brooklyn, the Hawkesbury and the Central Coast. Its combination of marine electrical, electronics, refrigeration and air-conditioning capability is useful when a fault crosses the boundaries between power supply and onboard equipment.
Services include fault finding, partial and complete rewiring, batteries and charging, shore power and mains AC, chartplotters, instruments and other navigation electronics, plus refrigeration and air-conditioning repair or installation. The same business also operates from d’Albora Marina at Akuna Bay.
Boats on long-term berths and swing moorings often reveal battery drain, weak charging and corroded connections before anything fails dramatically. A locally based technician can trace the underlying voltage or wiring issue rather than repeatedly replacing the component that stopped working.
You have intermittent electronics, poor battery performance, unreliable refrigeration or a refit that needs electrical and climate systems planned together.
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★ 5.0 · 2 Google reviews
“Prompt and extremely helpful”
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