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Irwin Marine
Boat Shop · Repair services
1 Marine Park, Red Bank, NJ 07701
+1 732-741-0003Website
Electronics installation · NJ · 166 marine listings
Marine Electronics Installation in New Jersey
Browse marine providers across New Jersey. Chartplotters, radar, AIS, autopilots, sonar — design and installation done right.
About this service
Buying marine electronics is the easy part. Installing them so the network is reliable, the antennas are placed correctly, the autopilot drive is properly sized, and the NMEA 2000 backbone supports future additions is the work that determines whether your electronics package serves you for 10 years or generates intermittent problems for 5. ABYC-certified installers know the standards; experienced ones know the quirks. For anything beyond a single MFD upgrade, hire it out.
Marine providers in New Jersey
12 shownNo exact electronics installation matches yet — these are notable marine shops in New Jersey. Many marinas and yards offer electronics installation without naming it explicitly.
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Jet Drive Exchange Boat & Jet Ski Club: Ocean City, NJ
Boat Shop · Repair services
320 Bay Avenue, Ocean City, NJ 08226
+1-609-224-1773Website
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Toms River Marine and Motorsports
Boat Shop · Repair services
NJ
+17329298168Website
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West Marine
Boat Shop · Repair services
NJ
+1 732 864 8140Website
Bart Dickinson Marine Services
Boat Shop · Repair services
NJ
Brown's Boat Yard Inc
Marina · Repair services
NJ
Brown's Point Marine Service
Marina · Repair services
NJ
D & R Boat World
Boat Shop · Repair services
NJ
Deepstar Marine
Boat Builder · Repair services
676 Marlton Pike, Camden, NJ 08110
Holtz Boat Works, Inc.
Boat Builder · Repair services
1301 County Hwy 631, Woodbine, NJ 08270
MarineMax
Boat Shop · Repair services
NJ
Shipyard Marina
Marina · Repair services
1301 Sinatra Drive North, Hoboken, NJ 07030
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Frequently asked
- How much does a full helm electronics installation cost?
- For a typical 40-ft cruising boat with new MFD, radar, AIS, autopilot, and NMEA 2000 backbone, plan on $3,000–$8,000 in labor on top of equipment cost. Premium installs at high-end yards can run $15,000+ on integrated helm projects.
- Why does proper antenna placement matter?
- VHF antenna height directly determines range. GPS antennas need clear sky view. Radar antennas need clearance from people and other antennas. AIS antennas should be separated from VHF transmit antennas. Bad placement on otherwise good gear is the most common cause of "my electronics don't work right" complaints.