
Capi2 Power Distribution and Control
Capi2 Power Distribution System

Capi2 is a digital power distribution system for motor and sailing yachts. The system is based on advanced bus technology. It consists of two main cables [power supply] and a data cable, and replaces traditional cable looms
Capi2 stands for ‘Communication And Power In 2 Wires’. The Capi2 power system was designed for DIY and professional yacht builders. The system is really easy to install and maintain, which makes it the logical choice for yacht builders and marine fitters.
Benefits for fitters
- Faster and more efficient installation means saving money on materials, time and personnel
- No expensive stocks needed; all products can be delivered immediately
- More effective after sales via practical Internet desktop sharing
- Bus system
- The nodes and the switchboard are part of a ring system. All electrical equipment, such as lights and pumps, are connected to the nodes. The commands to open or close a node (to activate equipment) are given by digital signals.
Why Capi2?
- The reduced amount of cabling not only makes the system reliable, but also decreases risks of, for example, fire.
- Nodes are insensitive to vibrations andare completely encased, which makes them completely weather-proof.
- Quick error diagnostics using Capi2software and desktop sharing via the Internet.
- If a device malfunctions, only node towhich it is connected will shut down, the rest will continue to operate.
- Multi-configuration possible; a node canbe programmed to have several functions.
- Low power consumption in stand-bymode: 0.01-0.04mA per node.
The good news for Storm Force Marine customers is the recently-announced partnership between Capi2 and Victron Energy, the professional choice for independent electric power, and with whose products Storm Force Marine have years of experience of installing and servicing.
For a full and detailed list of Capi2 Power Distribution and Control products available from Storm Force Marine in Hong Kong, please see the Capi2 Power Distribution and Control website