Eric,
John,
You are correct. ABYC published TE-30 (ANS) — Electric Propulsion Systems in 2009. Here's the link to the ABYC website for this standard. http://www.abycinc.org/standards/purpose.cfm#TE30
You'll notice that this standard deals with "System voltages over 50 VDC and 300 VAC". Alternatively, "ABYC E-11, AC and DC Electrical Systems on Boats, is limited to the design, construction and installation of direct current systems that operate at a potential of 50V or less and alternating current electrical systems operating at frequencies of 50 or 60 Hz and less than 300 V ("extra low voltage")". Here's the link to the regular standard which was revised in 2009 - http://www.abycinc.org/standards/purpose.cfm#E11
I would not advise anyone to re-publish those standards in this forum, ABYC takes their copyrights very seriously. For electric drive professionals, like yourself, I would recommend purchasing the relevant portions for your personal reference.
Fair winds,
Eric
Marina del Rey, CA> Tom,
>
> I believe in 2009 the ABYC was writing new standards specifically to address
> wiring and electrical systems for electric propulsion in boats. This would
> include any new standards for grounding systems. Does anyone know if the
> ABYC has published these new standards and can someone bring them here to
> this forum?
>
> John Raynes
>
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