Shore Power Static Frequency Converter
A static frequency converter sized for quayside shore connection, from 1000 kVA to 4000 kVA. It takes the local port supply and delivers a clean IT...
View SpecificationsPain Points
- Vessels in for fit out or repair need 60 Hz while the yard runs at 50 Hz
- Yard supply must present an IT system with neutral insulation to the vessel switchboard
- 400 Hz is needed for some naval and offshore equipment
- Running gensets in a dry dock is unacceptable for fire and fume reasons
What The Specification Has To Deliver
- Selectable output frequency
- IT system output
- Stable voltage during heavy stepped load
- Robust enclosure in a wet dock environment
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Where It Gets Installed
- Fit out berth supply
- Repair dock supply
- 400 Hz supply for naval equipment
How A Project Runs
From Survey To Delivery
Vessel and yard supply survey
Output configuration
Build and factory test
Site commissioning support
Delivery Capability
- Container type for open dock positions
- Indoor type where a yard substation exists
FAQ
Questions Buyers Ask
Can one converter serve vessels on both 50 Hz and 60 Hz?
Yes. Output frequency is selectable at 50 Hz, 60 Hz or 400 Hz with 0.01 accuracy.
Does the output present an IT system?
Yes. The output system is IT with neutral insulation, which is what most vessel switchboards expect.
Discuss A Marine And Shipyards Requirement
Send the electrical data and the site constraints and we will size the equipment against them.