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Dom, Hey, BTW, you're a New Yorker, I'm from Chicago, although live in Florida. I'm sure we can figure it out. Let me know what you want to do.

96TL, Feel free. Email is [email protected]. We'll get you squared away!

96TL, No, a galvanic isolator is not needed in this case. The AC connection is only going to the charger, and it's output is DC. When you introduce other devices into the system, and have a dedicated 120V AC system, then you run into galvanic and/or stray current issues. Remember, with DC...

Sorry, I forgot. Remember, your slip has a 30A shorepower outlet, which is the traditional 3 prong configuration, quite different from a household standard. To plug a household plug in, you will need an adapter. Does your slip have a traditional outlet nearby, the standard polarized prongs...

Introduction of a battery charger alone, with no other AC connections on the boat, will not affect galvanic current or stray current. The chargers output is strictly DC. The setups the members have shown here are perfectly adequate. You can use a Marinco or ProMariner charger inlet if you...