Emergency Generator Controllers in marine electrical systems manage automatic start, stop, and load sharing during power outages. They ensure seamless transition to backup power to maintain critical operations onboard. These controllers monitor engine parameters and protect against faults for reliable performance.

Emergency Generator Controllers for Marine Electrical applications typically include the following specifications:

Size: Compact, ranging from 200mm x 150mm x 100mm to 500mm x 400mm x 200mm, depending on power rating.

Grade: IP66 or higher for waterproof and dustproof protection, marine-grade compliance (e.g., DNV-GL, ABS, LR).

Viscosity: Not applicable (N/A) for controllers, as they are solid-state devices.

Buoyancy: N/A, designed for fixed installation on vessels.

Material: Corrosion-resistant enclosures (stainless steel 316 or marine-grade aluminum), PCB with conformal coating for moisture resistance.

Voltage Rating: 24VDC, 110VDC, or 220-440VAC, 50/60Hz.

Current Rating: 10A to 300A, depending on generator size.

Protection Features: Overload, short-circuit, reverse power, and under/over-voltage protection.

Communication: CAN bus, Modbus RTU, or Ethernet for integration with marine automation systems.

Operating Temperature: -20°C to +55°C (marine environment).

Certifications: IEC 60945, SOLAS, IMO, and class society approvals.

Yes, Emergency Generator Controllers and Marine Electrical products typically comply with maritime standards such as IEC 60092, SOLAS, and IEEE 45.