Frequency Converters
EnSmart Power Marine Frequency Converters provide maximum protection for all sensitive on-Board marine equipments in yachts, boats, cruises , vessels and enables them to have worldwide connectivity. Shore Power Converters can be installed on board and used to power on-board equipment with supply requirements different from those found on the ship’s AC distribution.
On-board applications, Ensmart Power Shore Power Converters provide a galvanic isolation between city grid power pick up point and the on board vessel power distribution network. Marine frequency converter can regulate and condition the dockside power and eliminate spikes, dips, voltage surges and instability problems often encountered on supply networks connecting simultaneously to a number of vessels.
EnSmart Power shore power converters are built to fit in the limited spaces of super, mega and giga yachts, providing highly reliable power at different voltages and frequencies.
Every EnSmart Power marine shore power converter are equipped with an isolation transformer to protect against galvanic corrosion, polarization, and fault current electrocution. They can meet all marine classification societies such as ABS, DNV GL, Lloyd’s Register, etc. See our marine type shore power frequency converters for yachts and ships :
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The aviation industry, the military, and other major industries rely on frequency converters for their dependable frequency switching capabilities. These devices make it easy to switch between 50hz, 60hz, and 400hz. But beyond the immediate benefits, frequency converters offer significant long-term advantages that can empower your facility's growth and success.
Shore power, also known as cold ironing or alternative marine power, is the process of supplying electrical power from the shore to a ship while it is docked, allowing the ship's auxiliary engines to be turned off and the burning of diesel fuel to stop.
Shore Power Converters are becoming an increasingly important component of the onboard inventory as more and more marinas now forbid the use of generators.
