End the Guesswork: The Daily Current Draw Calculator

You've done the hard part by calculating your daily power consumption. But are you still left with questions? Are you worried you've missed a key appliance? Are you tired of that feeling of uncertainty as the sun sets and your battery monitor ticks down?

As a cruising sailor, I know the peace of mind that comes from a well-managed electrical system. This isn't just about crunching numbers; it’s about having the confidence to cruise without worrying if you’ll have enough power.

The Daily Current Draw Calculator is the simple, definitive solution to this problem. It’s a pre-formatted, fully editable spreadsheet that takes all the guesswork out of the equation.

With this simple tool you will:

  • Gain total clarity on your daily power consumption, both at anchor and underway.
  • Identify the biggest power drains on your boat so you can make informed decisions.
  • Accurately size your battery bank and charging regime based on your actual power usage.
  • Protect your expensive battery bank from damaging over-discharging.

Using it couldn't be easier. Simply enter your appliance's amperage and the hours you use it, and the total amp-hours are calculated automatically.

Download the Daily Current Draw Calculator...

Current Draw Calculator + eBook
 

We make a small charge of $4.99 for this useful tool, as a contribution towards the costs of keeping this website afloat, but it does come with a free gift...

We offer this useful tool for a small charge of just £4.99, a modest contribution towards the costs of keeping this website afloat.

But because we believe so strongly in sailing with confidence, your purchase comes with a free gift: a complimentary copy of the eBook, 'First Time Atlantic Crossing,' which otherwise retails for £4.99.

This is your chance to stop guessing and start cruising with confidence.

Download the Daily Current Draw Calculator & get your free eBook today.

 

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