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Vetus Anode Connection Kit – GRP / Fibreglass Hull (ZKITP)

Vetus Anode Connection Kit – GRP / Fibreglass Hull (ZKITP)

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Anode Connection Kit - G.R.P Hull

Vetus Anode Connection Kit – GRP / Fibreglass Hull (ZKITP)

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The Vetus ZKITP anode connection kit provides everything needed to correctly bond sacrificial anodes to a GRP (fibreglass) hull, ensuring effective galvanic protection for underwater metal components. Choosing the right anode material for your water type is critical — see the guide below.

  • Genuine Vetus anode connection kit for GRP / fibreglass hulls
  • Ensures correct bonding of sacrificial anodes to hull
  • SKU: ZKITP

Anode Material Selection Guide

Selecting the correct anode material for your operating environment is essential for effective protection:

  • Fresh water: Use aluminium anodes — aluminium has a greater difference of potential with other metals, which is important as fresh water has higher electrical resistance than salt water.
  • Salt water: Use zinc or aluminium anodes. Aluminium works in salt water but is sacrificed faster; zinc is the traditional choice.
  • Brackish water: Use zinc or aluminium anodes.
  • Magnesium anodes are not recommended — the difference of potential is too great and can damage hull paint, particularly in brackish or salt water.
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