Power & Water
Shore Power Connections - what you need to know to stay safe
All marina piers have 240 volt 16 or 32 amp power modules.
- There is a charge for power used per month. This is billed by Seaview Marina Ltd.
- The charge per kWh hour is set by the marina based on the tariffs supplied by MBIE quarterly survey on domestic electricity prices.
- All vessels connecting to shore power must display a current Electrical Warrant of Fitness that complies with AS/NZS3004.2.
- Shore power leads must be tested and tagged annually as per AS/NZS3760.
- When you need your power turned on, please contact the office, and we can switch on the socket for you. If you are going away and need the power turned off, you can also request this through the office.
- You may temporarily plug in while you are accompanying your vessel. Your power lead must be tested and tagged, but you are not required to have an EWOF. The vessel must be unplugged when you leave.
- For vessels that are permanently plugged in, you must provide the marina with an EWOF and a t&T for your lead. If you do not supply these upon renewal the marina will advise you that they are turning off your power.
- Only one power point per vessel to be used.
For further information regarding the current regulations applying to shore power connections or for contact details of certifying electricians please contact the marina office.
Water Supply
All marina piers have taps that supply water of drinkable quality. Please supply your own hose to refill water tanks or to wash down your vessel.
Please only use the fire hoses which have been supplied on each pier for fighting fires.