Italian Switching Systems on the Ferretti 1000 SkyDeck

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While we were onboard the stunning Ferretti 1000 SkyDeck at SIBS, PG took a moment to walk through one of the details owners and captains always appreciate — our Italian-made switching systems. These refined, backlit, low-glare momentary buttons give you complete control of your onboard lighting: • Tap to switch lights on or off • Touch and hold to raise or dim intensity • Multi-zone control for precise lighting scenes • Concealed fixings for a clean, seamless finish It’s subtle, elegant, and engineered to last — the kind of detail that elevates a vessel’s interior and delivers a far more luxurious user experience. For new builds or refits, we always say the same thing: Choose original Italian parts that last, not components that will need replacing in six months. If you want this level of detail on your own vessel, come and speak with the team. https://zurl.co/d0MpB #gineico_marine #quick #quickitaly #quickgyro #quickgyrostabiliser #Yachts #Superyacht #marineaccessories #experience #madeinitaly #virtualshowroom #production #nauticalequipment #accessories #yacht #boat #lifestyle #luxury #elegance #italydesign #gyro #stabilizer #puRO #waterpurification

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