Zeus ZC25MB Marine Shore Power Converter 25KVA
The Zeus ZC25MB is the ultimate solution for yacht owners and maritime professionals who require a reliable power supply worldwide. Whether you are docking in a European port or an American marina, this shore power converter effortlessly bridges the difference in voltage and frequency.
With an impressive capacity of 25KVA, the Zeus ZC25MB ensures that all your onboard systems, from air conditioning to sensitive navigation equipment, are constantly and safely powered. The advanced technology protects your valuable equipment from fluctuations and impurities in the shore power.
Key Features
- Global Compatibility: The converter accepts a wide input voltage range of 170V to 520V, allowing you to plug in almost anywhere in the world.
- Stable Output: The system converts the incoming power to a stable 2x 120V output, ideal for systems that require an American standard.
- High Power: With a capacity of 25,000 VA (25KVA), this unit provides sufficient power for larger yachts with significant power consumption.
- Optimal Protection: Built-in protection against overload, overheating, and short circuits ensures a long lifespan for both the converter and your onboard network.
- Compact Design: Despite its powerful performance, the ZC25MB is designed to take up minimal space in the engine room.
Specifications and Technical Data
The Zeus ZC25MB is technically designed to perform under the harshest conditions at sea. The key specifications are directly integrated into the operation of the device:
The system supports a variable input voltage ranging from a minimum of 170V to a maximum of 520V. This makes the unit suitable for both single-phase and three-phase connections to the shore. The output voltage is fixed at a dual 120V configuration, ensuring a perfect balance of the electrical load onboard.
With a power factor optimized for maritime use, the 25KVA output delivers a constant current without loss of quality. The housing is made from high-quality materials that resist salt air and corrosion, which is essential for installations in a humid maritime environment.
