There are seemingly endless options for LED lights on your boat, so how do you choose? In this article, we’ll explore the factors to consider when outfitting your boat with LED lights and how to choose the best ones to fit your needs.

While interceptor technology for the marine industry has been around for decades, it’s still a relatively new concept to recreational boats and their owners. Imtra has been offering Zipwake interceptors since 2018, and while more and more people are familiar with the product, there are still a lot of questions. So we compiled a list of the most common questions we get asked about Zipwake and answered them here!

As boats are built with more and more features and systems every year, boat owners are looking for more convenient ways to operate all the equipment on their boats. If you’re often using your boat single-handed or with a smaller crew, it is especially important to have convenient and mobile ways of controlling systems on board like bow and stern thrusters or anchor windlasses.

Thousands of inland towboat operators across the US rely on equipment from Imtra to make their time on the water safer and more comfortable. Offering everything from navigation lighting and searchlights to solar shades and helm chairs, Imtra has been supporting the inland towboat market for decades. 

Learn everything you need to know about marine LED utility lights and the best places to install them on your boat.

For many boat owners in seasonal climates, hauling the boat in the fall for winter storage is an annual routine. While it’s often tempting to get the boat hauled and put away, out of sight and out of mind; a little maintenance in the fall can go a long way towards avoiding headaches and delays when it’s time to launch in the spring. The product experts at Imtra have put together a guide to fall maintenance to help you keep all the systems on your boat functioning properly and efficiently.

An overview of all the systems Imtra provides for commercial vessels

Imtra is proud to support the offshore wind energy industry by outfitting crew transfer vessels with the equipment they need to keep the crew safe and comfortable.

Three major brands, Side-Power, Vetus and Lewmar have dominated the bow and stern thruster market for years, but what's are the differences among the brands? This article takes a deep dive into the three brands and where they differ from one another

Imtra thruster expert Peter Nolet explains how Back Cove Yachts have made the most of proportional-control bow and stern thrusters made by Side-Power.