Collection: Solid State Marine

Solid State Marine: High-performance marine batteries for house power, starting, and advanced electrical installations

Solid State Marine develops a consistent range of marine batteries for boats that demand more than just an energy reserve. At Skysat, we offer these models for very different uses: 12V house power, mixed house power + starting batteries, light propulsion, electric fishing motors, large 24V / 36V / 48V banks, and refits where battery monitoring is a real concern. The range’s strength lies in its clarity: identical form factors, the same communication options, and clear variations based on voltage and capacity requirements.

Available product ranges

The collection covers several product families based on voltage, form factor, and use:

• Group 24, 27, and 31 formats: suited to installations with space constraints, typically for 12V house power, reinforced starting, or a compact bank on sailboats, rigid inflatables, or motorboats.
• 6TL and 8D formats: designed for more ambitious installations, offering greater energy capacity and a true battery bank logic for better-equipped vessels, auxiliary electric propulsion, or sustained onboard electronics needs.
• 12V versions: ideal for standard house power, replacing an existing bank, and mixed house power + starting configurations.
• 24V, 36V, and 48V versions: suited to more powerful technical installations, including electric motors, light propulsion, energy conversion, and multi-battery systems.

Which Solid State Marine battery for your use case?

• 12V house power: to power electronics, refrigeration, lighting, pumps, and standard consumers with a more compact and modern energy reserve than a traditional lead-acid bank.
• House power + starting: for owners who want a single product capable of handling both house power and engine starting.
• Electric motors and 24V / 36V / 48V installations: for fishing boats, technical tenders, or specific installations requiring higher voltage and reliable bank monitoring.
• Electric refit or connected bank: for projects where the battery must communicate with the rest of the onboard system via Bluetooth, Victron, NMEA, CAN, or RS-485, depending on the chosen architecture.

A relevant range for well-equipped boats and connected installations

A key advantage of Solid State Marine is the availability of practical communication options: Bluetooth for simple mobile monitoring, Victron for installations heavily focused on monitoring, and NMEA / CAN / RS-485 for more integrated architectures. This allows selecting a battery not only based on voltage and capacity but also on the desired integration level with the boat’s electrical system.

Our approach at Skysat

We do not present this collection as a simple list of specifications. We use it to guide the right choice between a compact house power battery, a mixed house power + starting version, or a large high-voltage bank. If you are unsure between multiple form factors or between 12V, 24V, 36V, and 48V, this collection helps compare Solid State Marine models based on actual boat use, desired integration level, and installation constraints.