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...
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From the first berth load survey to a commissioned converter on the quay, every stage has a decision that is expensive to revisit later.
Nobody has measured the simultaneous hotel load of the vessels that actually call
We work from the vessel classes and berth occupancy you give us and size against the peak case, not the average.
Port harmonic limits and vessel earthing requirements pull in different directions
Rectifier topology is chosen per site, from 6 pulse to PWM, and the output is configured as an IT system with neutral insulation.
There is often no substation space on the quay apron
Container type units are supplied as a complete IP65 air conditioned enclosure that lands ready to connect.
Large converters that are assembled on site are slow to fault find
The rectifier, inverter, transformer and sine filter are integrated and wired in our plant.
Faults found on the quay cost far more than faults found in the factory
Withstand voltage, insulation resistance and protection trip values are all verified before dispatch.
Local contractors need the trip settings and sequencing explained
Protection values are set on the 10.4 inch touch screen and handed over with the unit.
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 SpecificationsLead time depends on rating and housing type. Send the berth load and vessel details and we will confirm against the current build slot.
We supply the conversion equipment. Cable reels and connection boxes are specified by the terminal contractor.
Send the site data. We will tell you what we need to size the equipment and what we can confirm straight away.