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Integrel Review

Nigel Calder’s Integrel, Part 1—What You Need To Know

John Published Feb 13, 2019 65 comments

Nigel Calder’s newest machine, that claims to revolutionize electrical systems on boats, has generated a huge amount of excitement. So is this thing a good product that we should buy? Let’s dig in and find out.

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Nigel Calder’s Integrel, Part 2—Is It Really Better Than a Generator?

John Published Feb 18, 2019 54 comments

In Part 1 we concluded that Integrel was too expensive and complicated to be of use to cruisers who have reasonably modest daily power needs.

But what about those of us who want all the comforts of home and therefore use a lot of power in the run of a day, or even those with one foot in each camp?

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