Marine switchboards are centralized control panels that manage and distribute electrical power on ships and offshore installations. They ensure safe and efficient operation of marine electrical systems, including generators, motors, and lighting. Designed to withstand harsh marine environments, they comply with stringent maritime safety standards.

Marine Switchboards: Voltage range 440V-660V, current rating up to 4000A, IP22-IP56 protection, material: stainless steel or marine-grade aluminum, size: customizable (typically 800mm x 600mm x 400mm).

Marine Electrical Cables: Voltage rating 0.6/1kV, material: copper conductor with XLPE insulation, size: 1.5mm² to 300mm², flame-retardant and oil-resistant.

Buoyancy Materials: Density 30-50kg/m³, material: closed-cell foam (PVC or polyethylene), buoyancy force ≥30kg/m³, water absorption <5%.

Marine Coatings: Viscosity 50-100 KU, grade: epoxy or polyurethane, thickness 200-500 microns, corrosion-resistant, material: solvent-based or water-based.

Marine Structural Steel: Grade AH36/DH36/EH36, yield strength 355MPa, material: high-tensile steel, size: plates (6mm-50mm), corrosion-resistant treatment.

Marine Switchboards and Marine Electrical products typically comply with international maritime standards such as IEC 60092, SOLAS, and IEEE 45, ensuring safety and reliability for marine applications.