Marine power inverters convert DC battery power into AC power for onboard electrical devices. They are designed to withstand harsh marine environments with features like corrosion resistance and waterproofing. These inverters ensure reliable power supply for navigation systems, appliances, and other marine electrical equipment.

Marine Power Inverters: Input Voltage (12V/24V/48V), Output Voltage (110V/220V), Power Rating (1000W-5000W), Efficiency (85%-95%), Protection (Overload, Short Circuit, Overheat), Material (Aluminum/Stainless Steel), Size (Varies by model, typically 10"x6"x3"), Weight (5-15 kg).

Marine Electrical Cables: Voltage Rating (300V-1000V), Current Rating (10A-200A), Insulation Material (PVC/XLPE), Conductor Material (Copper/Tinned Copper), Size (AWG 8-4/0), Buoyancy (Non-buoyant unless specified), Temperature Range (-40°C to 105°C).

Marine Battery Specifications: Voltage (12V/24V), Capacity (50Ah-200Ah), Type (AGM/Lithium/Gel), Material (ABS/Stainless Steel), Size (Varies by capacity, typically 10"x7"x8"), Weight (15-50 kg), Buoyancy (Non-buoyant).

Marine Switchgear: Voltage Rating (12V-440V), Current Rating (10A-400A), Material (Polycarbonate/Stainless Steel), Protection (IP66/IP67), Size (Varies by model), Weight (1-10 kg).

Marine Lighting: Voltage (12V/24V/110V), Wattage (5W-100W), Material (Polycarbonate/Aluminum), IP Rating (IP65-IP68), Size (Varies by type), Buoyancy (Non-buoyant unless floating light).

Marine Power Inverters and Marine Electrical products typically comply with maritime standards such as IEC 60945, IEC 60092, and ABS/CE/UL marine certifications. Always verify specific product certifications with the manufacturer.