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Most reliable power supply & full control: The lifeline of modern shipping. Converters & Displays.

Vacon, Danfoss, ABB, Mastervolt, Victron Energy Raymarine, Garmin, Simrad, Furuno and many more.

We are in the process of establishing the new business area "Mobility" and are already planning services for high-potential products in maritime applications. We aim to continuously expand our services and are open to new products.

Is there currently no repair offer available for your product, possibly with specific requirements? You have the power - with your needs, we will build our service and product portfolio and work together with you as your strategic maintenance partner towards a worry-free future.

Contact us and place your product - we are happy to provide a potential analysis!
This image provides a comprehensive overview of industrial and maritime electronic equipment, combined with a prominent warranty seal. At the center is a large, shield-shaped blue badge with the text "24 MONTHS WARRANTY" and "BVS," indicating a two-year warranty period following repair or refurbishment. The equipment shown includes: - Industrial frequency converters or inverters, including an ABB model (in black/silver) and a Vacon Danfoss NXP Grid Converter. - White industrial cabinet enclosures with integrated control panels. - A blue inverter/charger unit from Victron Energy. - Siemens SINAMICS drives in durable white housings. - Maritime navigation displays and chart plotters from Simrad, showcasing precise nautical charts and versatile data displays. The collage is designed so that some devices seamlessly blend into the white background. Two question mark symbols ("?") hint at additional supported manufacturers, such as Mastervolt, Raymarine, Garmin, Furuno, and many more. The presentation emphasizes a comprehensive MRO (Maintenance, Repair, Operations) offering for industrial and maritime applications—including power conversion and navigation devices, displays, and motors—supported by a 24-month warranty coverage after refurbishment.
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Over 37 years of expertise, reliability & highest quality. We keep your fleet afloat - and your costs under control.

The BVS Electronics is the quality leader in Germany and Europe for the refurbishment of industrial electronics. We are constantly expanding our portfolio of services and products. In our new and developing business area "Mobility", inverters for control electronics and drives as well as Chartplotter / Multi-function Displays (MFDs) play a central role in maritime applications.

With your needs, we want to expand our portfolio - how can this be done? After initial information exchange about the products used, you provide us with a defective device for testing repairability. We analyze the fault pattern, defective components, procurement of new components, and carry out final tests. You will receive the repaired product back - if all criteria to be tested are positively evaluated, including the cost-effectiveness of a repair, we will establish professional test equipment, ensure a secure supply chain for components, and build up spare parts inventories to ensure 24/7 availability.

For over 37 years, we have been setting standards in the MRO industry. Our expertise? We bring your inverters and displays to a new condition - guaranteed. Contact us and experience the difference.

Pleasure area such as sports boats and yachts.
A luxurious motor yacht glides at high speed through the calm, blue sea under a clear sky. The bow wave demonstrates the power of its propulsion system, while the modern design and sleek shape of the yacht combine elegance and performance. This image symbolizes maritime freedom and advanced technology on the water. We specialize in the maintenance and comprehensive repair of the electronic and energy infrastructure of such yachts to ensure peak performance and reliability.
Commercial area such as passenger and cruise ships.
An elegant river cruise ship glides leisurely along a picturesque river, surrounded by lush greenery, gentle hills, and a clear, blue sky. The calm water reflects the surroundings, while the ship's modern design combines comfort and efficiency. This image conveys tranquility and luxury. We offer specialized repair and maintenance services for the electronic and energy infrastructure of such ships to ensure safety and reliability on every journey.
A technician in orange safety gear and hearing protection inspects an industrial converter in a production environment. The focus is on a modern control panel, which is carefully monitored to ensure reliable energy conversion. The symbol of a converter on the left side of the image emphasizes the focus on professional maintenance and servicing.

Experts for leading inverter brands in the maritime industry:

A range of Danfoss VACON Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) designed for precise motor control, energy efficiency, and industrial automation. Our comprehensive MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) services ensure optimal performance, extended lifespan, and reduced downtime for these VFDs. We specialise in preventive maintenance, fault diagnostics, component replacement, and full refurbishment, supporting HVAC, manufacturing, and heavy-duty machinery applications. Our expert technicians provide on-site and workshop-based repairs, minimising operational disruptions and enhancing system reliability.

Danfoss Drives is known for its frequency converters and electric drive systems, which are also used in the maritime sector. They offer solutions for optimizing energy consumption and drive efficiency on ships. Among others, the Vacon brand is one of the brands distributed by Danfoss for the maritime sector. BVS Electronics is now capable of carrying out comprehensive product refurbishment and maintenance of NX liquid and air-cooled converters, which are used, for example, to control bow thrusters, at the highest quality level of a complete product overhaul and offering them with a 24-month warranty.

A set of five Mastervolt Mass Sine inverters, essential for industrial and marine power systems, shown in a staggered formation. These high-frequency sine wave inverters, encased in durable aluminium with integrated cooling, are critical for reliable DC-to-AC power conversion. Our MRO services ensure optimal maintenance, repair, and operational support, extending the lifecycle of these units in demanding environments. We specialise in diagnostics, component repair, performance optimisation, and preventative maintenance, helping industries maintain uninterrupted power supply for critical applications.

Mastervolt is part of the Navico Group and, together with other leading brands, belongs to the Marine, Mobile & Industrial business unit. As experts in the field of management, conversion, and storage of electrical energy, Mastervolt offers a wide product portfolio that covers a power range from 300 W to 40 kWatt. The electrical solutions are widely used in demanding markets such as shipping, the vehicle industry, the offshore sector, industry, the off-grid solar sector, and infrastructure.

A high-performance ABB marine propulsion system featuring an electric drive and power conversion unit installed in a ship's engine room. The system includes an ABB Azipod electric propulsion unit, ensuring high efficiency, reduced fuel consumption, and lower emissions. Visible components include power electronics, cooling systems, and control units, optimised for maritime applications such as cruise ships, offshore vessels, and cargo ships. The installation is secured with safety railings, indicating compliance with industrial and marine safety standards.

ABB is a leading global company in the energy and automation technology. ABB offers a wide range of products for the maritime industry, including converters, controls, and automation systems. They are known for their Azipod propulsion systems and solutions for improving energy efficiency and reducing emissions. BVS Electronics has been successfully offering product refurbishment repairs of ABB components in the market for many years.

victron energy kleiner

For 45 years, Victron Energy has been working closely with customers to develop even better solutions for the shipping industry. Victron Energy offers a wide range of products that are well suited for energy supply systems on board - on sailboats, cruise ships, yachts, tugs, motorboats, and container ships.

Wärtsilä is a leading manufacturer of electronic components for maritime applications, specializing in innovative solutions for ship propulsion, power supply, and automation. With state-of-the-art technology, the company contributes to efficiency and sustainability in shipping. Contact us!

GE Power Conversion offers solutions for electrical conversion and control in the maritime industry. GE provides propulsion and control technologies aimed at improving the efficiency of ships. Do you have a need? Ask us!

Eaton is a leading provider of energy management solutions and also offers products for the maritime industry, including converters, switchgear, and power distribution systems. Eaton is known for its robust and reliable solutions that meet the high demands of maritime applications. Need assistance? Contact us!

Siemens
Siemens is a leading provider of automation and drive technology and offers a wide range of converters, control technology, and electrical systems for the maritime industry. Siemens delivers solutions for ship propulsion, power distribution, and integrated automation. BVS Electronics has nearly four decades of history and experience in the repair and maintenance of Siemens industrial electronics. Over 1 million successful repairs speak for themselves.

Schneider Electric's EcoXpert Partner certification logo. The logo features the green EcoXpert text with a stylized leaf above the X and the phrase Certified by Schneider Electric below. The bottom section includes a blue bar with the white text EcoXpert Partner. This logo signifies Schneider Electric’s certified partners specializing in sustainable and energy-efficient solutions for building and energy management.

Schneider Electric also offers a variety of products and solutions for the maritime industry, including control systems, automation technology, and drive solutions. They focus on optimizing energy consumption and management. As an official partner of Schneider Electric, we are able to develop solutions for your maritime applications on a project basis.

Baumüller Service Partner certification logo. The logo features the Baumüller logo with a red omega symbol above the black Baumüller text. The bottom section includes a blue bar with the white text Service Partner. This logo signifies authorized service partners of Baumüller specializing in maintenance, repair, and technical support for industrial drive systems and automation solutions.

Baumüller has specialized in innovative ship propulsion systems for years. Their broad portfolio, from motors and controllers to charging systems, makes them a complete provider in the field of smart shipping. They also focus on customized solutions for charging infrastructures.

As an official Baumüller partner, BVS Electronics can offer all marine solutions not only as original equipment but also as retrofits. Comprehensive service offerings ensure maximum uptime and smooth operation, completing the marine portfolio.

...and many more.

The image shows the modern control panel of a yacht with high-resolution navigation displays and chart plotters. The screens present detailed nautical charts, radar, and sonar data, which are essential for precise navigation on the water. The high-quality equipment in the cockpit reflects the advanced technology used in maritime navigation. We offer specialized repair and maintenance services for marine displays, chart plotters, and navigation systems to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Experts for leading manufacturers of displays / MFDs in the shipping industry:

Three high-resolution marine navigation displays from Raymarine, featuring advanced electronic chart plotting, route planning, and radar overlay capabilities. The left and right screens display detailed nautical charts with depth contours, navigational markers, and planned routes, ensuring maritime safety and operational efficiency. The centre touchscreen provides an advanced vessel monitoring interface with real-time data on speed, wind direction, and engine diagnostics. These professional marine electronics are ideal for commercial vessels, offshore operations, and precision navigation.

Raymarine has been a global leader in providing high-performance and user-friendly marine electronics for leisure boats and professional shipping for over 80 years. Raymarine develops high-performance sensors and intelligent navigation systems for boaters around the world. The entire range includes chartplotters, fishfinders, radar devices, instruments, video cameras, AIS devices, and VHF radios.

A Simrad marine navigation and monitoring system is displayed on the dashboard of a modern yacht, showing real-time engine performance data, GPS navigation, and sonar depth readings. The high-resolution dual-screen interface provides critical insights for efficient marine operations. A person wearing a red jacket and a smartwatch is steering the vessel, ensuring precise course control. BVS Electronics GmbH offers repair, calibration, and maintenance services for marine electronic systems, ensuring reliability and accuracy for commercial and industrial maritime applications.

Simrad Yachting offers its customers around the world a complete range of navigation solutions, communication equipment, and instruments.

A high-tech marine navigation and monitoring system integrated into a yacht’s helm station, featuring three advanced Garmin touchscreen displays. The left screen shows a high-resolution bathymetric chart with detailed seafloor topography, supporting precise route planning and depth analysis. The centre screen provides real-time engine diagnostics, fuel efficiency metrics, and system performance monitoring, enhancing vessel management and operational safety. The right screen displays a multimedia interface, likely offering entertainment or additional navigational insights. The ergonomic console includes a wooden steering wheel, digital controls, and a built-in compass, optimised for professional marine operations and luxury vessel navigation.

Whether it's a motorboat, sailboat, commercial workboat, or luxury yacht, whether in saltwater or freshwater - no matter how or where you spend time on the water, with Garmin's marine technology, the helm can always be kept under control. Garmin offers, among other things, display technology for high-resolution graphics, detailed maps, advanced GPS-based navigation functions, and more.

A modern marine navigation and monitoring system is built into the helm of a yacht, displaying real-time radar, GPS mapping, and weather conditions across multiple high-resolution screens. A person wearing a light blue long-sleeve shirt and a cap is steering the vessel while communicating through a marine VHF radio, ensuring safe and efficient navigation. BVS Electronics GmbH provides repair, calibration, and maintenance services for marine electronic systems, guaranteeing reliability and accuracy for commercial and industrial maritime applications.

For decades, FURUNO has been known worldwide as a manufacturer of innovative electronics: for ship navigation and communication, fisheries and marine research, aviation and medical technology, as well as other industrial applications.

B&G specializes in sailing navigation. The products are tailored to the specific needs of sailors, with integrated wind, weather, and tactical systems. The brand is particularly popular among regatta sailors.

JRC (Japan Radio Co.) is a leading provider of navigation and communication systems for commercial shipping. They are known for their robust radar and sonar systems that are used worldwide in the professional shipping industry.

SAM Electronics develops state-of-the-art navigation systems for commercial shipping, including ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System) and radar solutions. Particularly well-known are their integrated bridge systems used in complex ship structures.

Kongsberg Maritime offers high-end navigation solutions and automation for commercial and military use. They are pioneers in the development of remote-controlled and autonomous maritime technologies.

...and many more.

Ideal project workflow for testing the repairability of electronic products in maritime applications.

A step-by-step repair and maintenance process flowchart from BVS, a professional MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) service provider. The diagram outlines the key stages of industrial equipment repair, including: Initial Inquiry & Contact – Potential analysis of deployed products, value, and defect frequency. Provision of Defective Devices – Customers send faulty units for evaluation. Repair Feasibility Assessment – Fault diagnosis, technical feasibility, component availability, economic analysis, and functional testing. Return of Repaired Devices – Successfully repaired units are shipped back. Potential Evaluation – If viable, BVS develops testing equipment, secures component supply chains, builds spare part inventory, and implements preventive maintenance strategies. At the bottom, the BVS benefits section highlights 24/7 spare parts availability, high-quality refurbishment to like-new condition, and a 24-month warranty on the entire component group.

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BVS Electronics: Your manufacturer-independent expert for maritime electronics. Your benefits at BVS Electronics as a manufacturer-independent repair service provider.

As a major repair service provider, we at BVS Electronics can also offer services in the maritime sector for a wide range of devices and systems, regardless of the manufacturer. These manufacturer-independent services are based on extensive experience with various brands and models, offering a variety of MRO services, including maintenance, repair, overhaul, and upgrade.

 

  • Flexibility: As an independent service provider, we can work with a variety of devices and systems from different manufacturers, providing us with greater flexibility and adaptability. Additionally, we help extend the lifespan and operating times of your applications beyond the warranty or end-of-life date, contributing sustainably to improving the productivity of your facilities.

     

  • Manufacturer partnerships: BVS Electronics collaborates closely with many manufacturers to ensure that we combine the benefits of a cross-manufacturer MRO service provider with repair quality at the manufacturer level.

     

  • Extensive expertise: With extensive experience in numerous manufacturers and technologies, we offer more comprehensive technical knowledge and top-notch problem-solving skills.

     

  • Cost efficiency: As an independent service provider, we can offer more competitive prices and flexible contract terms, as we are not bound by the policies or pricing models of a specific manufacturer.

     

  • Quick availability: We often have a large network of workshops and mobile service teams that ensure quick response times and high availability.

     

  • 24-month warranty: Fully refurbished electronic assemblies from us receive a renewed warranty at new unit level.

     

Aerial view of a large container ship sailing in open waters, accompanied by two tugboats. The ship is loaded with numerous colorful shipping containers stacked on its deck. The deep blue ocean extends to the horizon. This image represents global trade, the logistics industry, and international maritime transport.
An industrial technician in an engine room environment performing a system check. The worker wears an orange protective suit with reflective stripes and hearing protection while reviewing data on a control panel and taking notes on a clipboard. Surrounded by pipes, controls, and electrical components, the image represents industrial machinery maintenance and inspection, particularly in maritime or energy-related settings.

Can we help you with your specific needs? No problem. Our expertise knows no bounds.

Converters are used in a variety of maritime applications, such as:

View inside a ship’s engine room featuring extensive piping systems, pumps, and control panels. The central corridor is lined with large industrial engines and valves, with electrical displays and monitoring instruments on the sides. Bright lighting ensures clear visibility of the technical components. The image showcases a highly complex maritime engineering environment requiring regular maintenance and inspection.

The use of converters and frequency converters: These devices control the speed and rotation of electric motors used as propulsion motors on ships. This improves energy efficiency and enables precise control of the propulsion force.

Hybrid and electric propulsion: For hybrid or fully electric propulsion systems on ships, converters and control electronics are crucial to optimize the energy from batteries, generators, or fuel cells.

Ship captain on the bridge operating modern navigation and control systems while sailing on open waters. The bridge is equipped with digital displays, radar, and communication devices. The warm light of the setting sun reflects off the screens and windows. The scene represents maritime navigation, ship technology, and offshore transport.

Inverters and converters: These are needed to stabilize the alternating current supply on board, regulate the voltage, and provide power for various systems (e.g. radar, communication, navigation).

Emergency power systems: In order to ensure that critical systems can continue to operate in the event of a main power supply failure, inverters and controls are used in emergency power systems (UPS - Uninterruptible Power Supply).

Luxury cruise ship docked in the harbor at twilight. The impressive ship silhouette is illuminated by warm lights, highlighting the multiple decks and cabins. The reflections on the calm water surface create an elegant atmosphere. In the background, gentle hills and a clear evening sky form a scenic backdrop. This image represents modern shipbuilding, maritime technology, and international cruise tourism.

HVAC systems (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning): Control electronics and inverters are necessary to regulate the air conditioning on board and improve the energy efficiency of the systems.

Entertainment and lighting systems: Control technology and inverters are used to control the complex electronics and power supply for lighting, communication, and entertainment systems.

An offshore wind farm with a specialized installation vessel for wind turbines at sea. The large yellow ship is equipped with cranes and technical structures required for assembling and maintaining offshore wind turbines. The surrounding environment features multiple wind turbines with stable foundations in the water, while the blue sky with scattered clouds enhances the maritime landscape. This scene represents renewable energy, offshore engineering, and sustainable power generation.

Oil and gas platforms: Offshore platforms also use maritime control technology and inverters for various purposes, including controlling drilling systems, compressors, pumps, and power distribution.

Renewable energies: Offshore wind farms require inverters and control systems to feed the generated energy into the grid and regulate the performance of the wind turbines.

Industrial technician in dark blue protective clothing with hearing protection operates and inspects a control panel in an electrical control room. The wall is lined with numerous switches, indicator lights, and gauges essential for monitoring and controlling electrical systems. Additional control units and technical equipment are visible in the background. This scene represents industrial maintenance, electrical control systems, and safe power distribution.

Energy distribution systems: Converters and switchgear are required for energy distribution on board ships to route electrical energy from generators to consumers such as propulsion systems, lighting, navigation systems, pumps, and air conditioning.

Power Management Systems (PMS): Control systems that optimize the entire energy distribution and utilization on the ship. They ensure that the energy supply remains stable at all times by prioritizing loads and maximizing energy efficiency.

Close-up of a ship’s control panel featuring digital navigation displays, control levers, and switches aboard a naval vessel. In the blurred background, several crew members in uniform are visible on deck as the ship sails on open waters. The navigation systems display real-time data on course tracking and vessel status. This scene represents maritime technology, ship control, and military navigation.

Automated control systems: Automation systems are used in modern ships to monitor and control all aspects of ship operation, including engines, pumps, valves, fire extinguishing systems, and other critical systems.

Dynamic Positioning (DP) Systems: Advanced control systems are required to maintain the position of a ship without anchoring, automatically controlling thrusters and rudders based on real-time data from GPS, gyroscopes, and other sensors.

A large cargo ship equipped with multiple cranes is docked at the port for loading or unloading operations. Towering harbour cranes and onboard lifting mechanisms are in use to transport heavy cargo. The vessel is moored at a modern container terminal, with high-rise buildings visible in the background. This scene represents maritime logistics, global trade, and port infrastructure.

Cranes and hoists: Electric cranes and lifting systems: Cranes and lifting systems on ships and offshore platforms are operated with inverters and control electronics to precisely control movement and load.

A modern multipurpose vessel navigates through open waters, leaving a powerful wake behind. The ship is equipped with technical installations, lifeboats, and containers, suggesting it is designed for offshore operations or research missions. The dynamic water movement and the sunlight reflections on the ocean surface create a striking maritime scene. This image represents ship logistics, marine technology, and offshore operations.

Underwater robots and ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles): Converters and control technology are crucial for controlling the electrical drives and instruments on unmanned underwater vehicles used for marine research, maintenance, and inspection.

Research facilities on board: Research vessels require precise control and regulation of the laboratories and instruments on board.

Displays / MFDs are of great importance on ships in various application areas, such as:

Modern ship bridge featuring high-resolution navigation displays and control systems during nighttime sailing on open waters. The central screen displays a digital nautical chart with detailed shipping routes, while additional panels and radar screens provide real-time navigation and vessel monitoring. The ship’s wake is clearly visible in the water, with a distant island on the horizon. The image represents maritime navigation, advanced ship technology, and offshore transport.
  • Radar and navigation systems: Displays are used to display and control navigation data such as radar, GPS, and electronic charts.
  • Autopilot control: The captain or officer can control the autopilot and monitor important data such as course, speed, and position through MFDs.
  • Communication systems: Displays assist in operating communication systems (e.g. radio, satellite communication) to ensure contact with other ships and land stations.
Helm station of a modern vessel featuring high-end navigation and control systems at sunset. The elegant wooden panelling and polished stainless steel elements frame multiple digital displays showing real-time navigation and ship control data. Two steering wheels provide precise manoeuvring. The warm lighting and panoramic windows give the bridge a luxurious ambience.
  • Engine Monitoring: Displays monitor the condition of the ship's engines, including temperature, pressure, and performance. They help the engine crew to detect problems early.
  • Energy Management: MFDs allow control of generators and electrical systems on board. This is especially important for supplying vital systems such as lighting, navigation, and emergency power.
  • Fuel Systems: Monitoring and controlling fuel consumption and fuel pumps can be done through displays to ensure optimal operation.
Modern boat helm with digital navigation systems while cruising on open waters at sunset. The cockpit features multiple high-resolution displays showing real-time data on course, speed, and surroundings. The churning water and symmetrical wake enhance the sense of motion. The sun sets on the horizon, with clouds adding a dramatic atmosphere.
  • Fire and gas detection systems: MFDs display the status of fire and gas detection systems, alert the crew to problems, and enable quick reactions.
  • Firefighting systems: Displays control firefighting systems and fire extinguishers on board, allowing the crew to act immediately in case of emergency.
  • Bilge pumps and leakage detection: Monitoring bilge water and activating pumps is often done through panels.
Modern yacht cockpit featuring advanced digital navigation and control systems at dusk. The sleek, glossy helm station is equipped with multiple displays showing nautical charts, real-time radar, and system status indicators. The elegant steering wheel and precision controls ensure intuitive handling. In the background, a coastal landscape with illuminated houses and calm waters creates a serene atmosphere.
  • HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning): MFDs control ventilation, heating, and cooling on the ship to ensure the well-being of the crew and protect sensitive goods.
  • Freshwater and Wastewater Systems: Displays assist in monitoring freshwater and wastewater systems to ensure smooth operation.
A luxury cruise ship sails through open waters during a stunning sunset. The golden and pink hues of the sky reflect on the calm ocean surface, while the ship leaves a gentle wake behind. The modern architecture and multiple decks highlight the vessel's comfort and grandeur. This scene represents maritime technology, ocean travel, and exclusive cruise tourism.

On passenger ships or cruise ships, displays also control the entertainment system, internet connections, and internal communication systems.

Experienced captain navigating a ship from the bridge during sunset. The modern helm station is equipped with digital navigation and radar screens displaying real-time course information. The warm glow of the setting sun reflects off the glass panels, creating a maritime atmosphere. This image represents nautical expertise, marine technology, and safe seafaring.
  • Stabilizers: Displays are used to control the ship's stabilizers, which stabilize the ship in rough seas.
  • Propulsion control: Modern propeller and rudder propulsion systems can be monitored and controlled through MFDs.