Newmar Power

Newmar began in 1970 as Newport Marine Engineering, when electronics engineer Wess George, who serviced boats at his local marina, built a voltage converter for a radio company. The business moved to Newport Beach in 1971, was renamed Newmar in 1977 and moved to Costa Mesa in 1979. It entered telecom power in 1990 and launched the Phase Three Modular System for marine applications in 2006. In 2017 Newmar was purchased by Windjammer Capital and joined the Mission Critical Electronics family of brands.

The factory includes a metal fabricating machine shop with CNC punch presses, press brakes and a machining center, PCB design and assembly with wave soldering, screen printing, and electro-mechanical assembly lines with 100% function testing. Standard stock is held in a 30,000 sq ft warehouse. Newmar states ISO 9001:2015 certification and ABS approval.