Emergency power generators in marine electrical systems provide backup electricity during main power failures. They ensure critical operations like navigation, communication, and safety systems remain functional. These generators are designed to withstand harsh marine environments and comply with strict maritime regulations.

Emergency Power Generators, Marine Electrical:

- Size: Typically ranges from 5 kW to 2500 kW, depending on application.

- Grade: Marine-grade compliant with IMO, SOLAS, and ISO 8528 standards.

- Viscosity: Lubricating oil viscosity usually SAE 15W-40 or equivalent.

- Buoyancy: Not applicable (fixed installation on vessels).

- Material: Corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel, aluminum, or marine-grade coatings.

- Fuel Type: Diesel, heavy fuel oil (HFO), or dual-fuel options.

- Voltage: 220V, 380V, 440V, or 690V, 60Hz/50Hz.

- Protection: IP23 or higher for water and dust resistance.

- Cooling System: Raw water, heat exchanger, or keel cooling.

- Compliance: Meets DNV, ABS, LR, or other classification society standards.

Emergency Power Generators and Marine Electrical products typically comply with maritime standards such as SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea), IEC 60092 (Electrical Installations in Ships), and IEEE 45 (Recommended Practice for Electrical Installations on Shipboard). Always verify specific product certifications with the manufacturer.