Custom Marine Power Inverter with CCS Standard Suppliers, Exporters

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Custom Marine Power Inverter with CCS Standard Suppliers, Exporters

3-50kw power range Marine Inverter complying with Classification Society CCS are widely used in various types of ships, including but not limited to oil-to-electricity converted ships, electric boats, sightseeing boats and so on. They provide stable, efficient and reliable power supply to various equipments and systems on board to ensure the normal operation and navigation safety of ships.

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Product Description

Main Functions

Power Supply:

Ships need to supply power to various equipment and systems, such as air conditioners, fans, lighting, communication equipment, navigational and navigational equipment, refrigeration equipment, and so on. The inverter can convert DC power to AC power to meet the power demand of these equipments.

Emergency Backup Power:

On board a ship, an inverter can be used as a backup power source to provide emergency power if the main power source fails or is interrupted. This is vital for the operation of critical equipment, such as communications equipment and navigational equipment.

Solar Power Generation:

Marine inverters can be connected to solar photovoltaic panels to enable solar power generation to charge batteries, improving the utilisation and efficiency of electrical energy and reducing energy waste and heat loss. This is important for energy management on board ships and for long voyages.

Technical Specifications

Power Range

3KW-50KW (Adjustable based on requirements)

Output Voltage & Frequency

Adjustable to adapt to different electrical equipments and ship systems.

Input Voltage Range

600-800V DC (Standard marine application scenario)

Output Waveform

Pure Sine Wave (Ensures high power quality)

Protection Functions:

Input anti-reverse protection, under-voltage protection, over-voltage protection, output overload protection, short circuit protection, and overheating protection.

Marine Inverter Technical Specifications

Application

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary role of an inverter on a ship?

The primary role is to convert DC (Direct Current) power from batteries or solar panels into AC (Alternating Current) power, which is required to run standard appliances like air conditioners, lights, and navigation systems.

Why is a pure sine wave output important for marine use?

Pure sine wave output ensures that sensitive electronic equipment, such as navigational tools and communication devices, operates smoothly without interference or risk of damage that can be caused by modified sine waves.

Can these inverters handle emergency situations?

Yes, they are designed to act as emergency backup power sources. If the ship's main power supply fails, the inverter automatically provides power to critical systems to ensure safety at sea.

Are the inverters compatible with solar energy?

Absolutely. Marine inverters can be integrated with solar photovoltaic panels to charge battery banks, promoting energy efficiency and reducing fuel consumption during long voyages.

What safety protections are included?

Our technical standards include comprehensive protections: anti-reverse polarity, under/over voltage, overload, short circuit, and thermal shutdown to prevent overheating.

Is the input voltage range suitable for large vessels?

Yes, with an input range of 600-800V and power options up to 50KW, these systems are well-suited for the high-demand electrical environments of modern ships.