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McConaghy Boats and Integrel Solutions join forces to deliver advanced 48V marine systems

by McConaghy Boats 31 Jul 2024 06:30 BST
McConaghy Boats and Integrel Solutions join forces to deliver advanced 48V marine systems © McConaghy Boats

McConaghy Boats, renowned for its cutting-edge performance-luxury yachts and manufacturer of the AC40 for the America's Cup, is proud to announce a partnership with Integrel Solutions, a leader in electric marine systems. This collaboration aims to equip McConaghy's vessels with the most advanced 48V highly efficient electronic marine systems, starting with the MC75 performance-luxury catamaran.

For over five decades, McConaghy has been at the forefront of sailing innovation, pushing the boundaries of what's possible on water. Known for iconic super maxis such as Alfa Romeo, Black Jack and Wild Oats XI, McConaghy's vessels have consistently dominated the world's toughest regattas. The company's commitment to pioneering technologies and unmatched performance aligns seamlessly with Integrel Solutions' mission to provide energy freedom on the water through environmentally conscious solutions.

Integrel Solutions has revolutionized the marine industry with its state-of-the-art 48V E-Power system, which improves fuel efficiency by up to 25% and offers a fully automatic, integrated package for power generation, storage, conversion, and distribution. Furthermore, the highly anticipated launch of Integrel E-Drive later this year will offer effortless electric-hybrid propulsion and generate power, all while significantly reducing emissions and dependence on traditional fuel-consuming engines and generators.

Both Integrel E-Power and Integrel E-Drive are designed to be lightweight and highly reliable, reducing the overall vessel fuel consumption and providing a sustainable energy solution. With these innovations, McConaghy's boat owners will experience enhanced energy efficiency, reduced carbon footprint, and greater onboard comfort and autonomy.

Key benefits of Integrel's 48V Technology

  • Energy Efficiency: Significantly reduces fuel consumption by up to 25%, optimizing the propulsion engine's performance.
  • Reliability: Ensures a continuous power supply with minimal user intervention, leveraging advanced power management systems.
  • Sustainability: Reduces the environmental impact by minimizing emissions and enhancing fuel efficiency.
  • Lightweight Construction: Decreases the size and weight of the electrical components, contributing to overall vessel performance.
  • Ease of Use: Fully automatic operation with user-friendly interfaces, providing detailed energy management information.
Mark Evans, CEO of McConaghy Boats, commented, "We are thrilled to partner with Integrel Solutions to integrate their innovative 48V systems into our yachts. This collaboration not only enhances the performance and sustainability of our vessels but also ensures that our owners enjoy the most advanced marine technology available."

Trevor Howard, CEO of Integrel Solutions, added, "Joining forces with McConaghy Boats underlines our shared values of innovation and excellence and desire to drive the marine industry forward. Together we'll deliver unparalleled efficiency and sustainability to McConaghy's discerning clientele."

The MC75 is the first model to benefit from this collaboration with a dual system Integrel E-Power being installed to deliver up to 18kW of onboard power, with plans to extend the 48V system to additional models in the future. This partnership sets a new standard for performance-luxury yachting, combining McConaghy's legacy of excellence with Integrel's cutting-edge technology.

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