Marine Electronics Supplied, Serviced and Supported
Authorised UK dealer for Raymarine, Garmin, B&G, Simrad, Icom & Victron · Mercury Yacht Harbour, Hamble · over 48 years
Precision Autopilots for Every Vessel
Choose the system that fits your vessel and steering setup.
New Arrivals
New in stock: cutting-edge equipment ready for your next voyage.
More than an online retailer
Hudson Marine Electronics has supplied, serviced and supported marine electronics from Mercury Yacht Harbour in Hamble for over 48 years. Whether you're upgrading a single instrument or planning a complete helm refit, you'll get straight advice from people who work with this equipment every day — and full support long after your order arrives.
It comes down to screen size, the charts you need and whether you want to network radar, sonar and autopilot. Browse chartplotters & navigation, or ask our team for a recommendation.
NMEA 2000 is the plug-and-play network that lets your displays, sensors, autopilot and engine data talk to each other. We stock the cables, tees and interfaces to build or extend your network — see instruments & networking.
Yes. Our manufacturer-trained engineers service and repair marine electronics from our Hamble base, in and out of warranty. See our warranty & repairs page.
We're an authorised UK dealer for Raymarine, Garmin, Simrad, B&G, Lowrance, Icom and Victron Energy, among others. Browse everything on our shop by brand page.
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Latest News
Buying guides, product news and expert advice from the Hudson Marine team.
How to Choose a Marine Autopilot
A practical buying guide to marine autopilots — how to match the drive to your boat's size and steering.
Marine Thermal Night-Vision Cameras: A Buyer's Guide to FLIR & Raymarine
How marine thermal imaging works and how to choose the right FLIR or Raymarine night-vision camera for your boat.
How to Voltage-Test a Raymarine System: Tracing Power Faults on SeaTalk & SeaTalkng
Instruments dead or an autopilot showing low voltage? Trace the power fault on SeaTalk and SeaTalkng with a multimeter.
