Electric Galley Systems and Power Solutions for Life at Sea
Welcome to Omega Marine — a specialist in electric galley systems for boats and modern marine electrical design. We help sailors move away from gas and towards safer, cleaner, fully electric cooking and power solutions. Whether you’re upgrading a cruising yacht, planning a full electric refit, or simply looking for reliable options for life aboard, Omega Marine provides proven systems built around real liveaboard experience.
Our approach is simple: take the reliability of domestic electric appliances, engineer them for marine conditions, and integrate them into onboard power systems that work offshore, at anchor, and in everyday harbour life. From induction cooking to complete inverter-battery ecosystems, we support sailors who want confidence and simplicity at sea.
Curio – The Gimballed Marine Oven for Electric Galleys
Curio is the centrepiece of our electric galley offering and the first purpose-built enclosure designed specifically for sailboats converting from gas to electric cooking. The stainless steel gimballed frame houses a compact Panasonic combination oven alongside a two-zone induction hob, creating a secure, marine-ready cooking platform that performs in rolling seas.
The concept was developed and refined over two years of full-time liveaboard sailing from Sweden to Greece, where the system has been tested under sail, at anchor, and in varied climates. Every design detail — from the venting to the grab rails to the footprint — has been considered with practical use in mind.
Curio provides:
A secure enclosure for a combination oven and dual-zone induction hob
A fully gimballed design allowing safe cooking while underway
Marine-grade stainless steel construction with clean, modern lines
Compatibility with solar-battery-inverter power systems
Proven performance for liveaboards and long-distance cruisers
For sailors wanting a dependable alternative to gas, Curio is a simple, elegant and proven solution.
Why Go Electric at Sea?
Switching to electric cooking on boats is no longer experimental — it’s becoming the standard for many long-term cruisers, families and liveaboards. Modern marine induction hobs and combi ovens offer a level of control and efficiency that traditional gas setups can’t match, and they integrate seamlessly with upgrades many sailors already plan to make, such as solar panels and lithium batteries.
Safer, simpler, cleaner cooking
Electric galley systems eliminate the risks associated with gas cylinders, flexible hoses and open-flame appliances. With induction, heat is instant, adjustable, contained, and inherently stable. There’s no combustion, no fumes, and no need to source or store gas in foreign marinas.
Power you can rely on
When combined with well-designed battery banks, inverters and charging systems — including solar arrays and engine-driven charging — an electric galley becomes part of a dependable energy ecosystem. Many boats already carry the necessary generation capacity; they just need their onboard electrical architecture to be optimised for electric cooking loads.
Designed for modern cruising
From quiet anchorages to long offshore passages, electric systems offer predictable performance, minimal maintenance, and the ability to monitor power usage in real time. That reliability is why more boats are choosing induction and combination ovens as standard equipment.
Typical services include:
- Inverter and battery system design for yachts
- MPPT solar charge controller configuration
- DC-DC charger selection and installation guidance
- Energy modelling for electric galleys and domestic-style appliances
- Marine electrical installation audits
- System troubleshooting and optimisation
We help sailors balance generation, storage and consumption, ensuring onboard power systems work efficiently and reliably across real-world cruising conditions.
Marine Electrical Consultancy and Power Design
Omega Marine provides specialist consultancy for anyone planning or upgrading electric galley systems for boats. Whether you’re designing an inverter-based galley around Curio, installing new lithium batteries, or troubleshooting an existing setup, we offer practical, engineering-led guidance.
Supporting Smarter Power & Electric Galley Systems at Sea
Our philosophy is built around long-term simplicity: fewer moving parts, less maintenance, and more reliable energy. Electric galleys are not just about removing gas — they’re about making day-to-day life afloat cleaner, calmer and more sustainable.
Whether you’re preparing a boat for extended Mediterranean cruising, setting up a new liveaboard life, or planning an Atlantic crossing, a well-designed electric system brings clarity and confidence. With products like Curio and our consultancy support, sailors can modernise their cooking and power systems without complexity.
Key technologies we work with:
Omega Marine specialises in designing and integrating the core technologies that allow electric galleys to perform offshore:
- Lithium and advanced leisure battery banks
- MPPT solar charging systems
Battery storage architecture for induction loads
Marine inverters and inverter-chargers
AC and DC energy systems for yachts and catamarans
Load balancing and system protection components
This blend of practical experience and engineering detail ensures each system is built for long-term reliability.
About Omega Marine
Omega Marine is based in the UK and supports sailors across Europe, from weekend cruisers to full-time liveaboards. Our work focuses on making electric galley systems for boats accessible and dependable through robust design, transparent advice and products tested in real marine environments.
We aim to remove the uncertainty around marine electrification and provide clear pathways for sailors who want to transition to safer and more sustainable power systems.
For general safety guidance on marine electrical installations, see the RYA’s official recommendations.
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Discover the next generation of marine cooking and power systems — designed for real boats, real sailors, and real conditions at sea.