The company's customized Mobile Shore Power Reel

Main Uses

• Ship Power Supply
  After a ship docks at the terminal, the shore power reel releases cables to connect to the ship's power supply system, providing electricity for the ship's navigation equipment, communication systems, living facilities, etc., to meet the ship's power demand during its stay in the port.
• Cable Retraction and Management
  When the ship departs, the reel's cable retraction function winds and stores the cables in an orderly manner, avoiding cable dragging, wear, or occupation of terminal space, and ensuring the safety and tidiness of terminal operations.

Core Advantages

• Environmental Protection and Emission Reduction
  It replaces the operation of ship diesel generators, significantly reducing emissions of pollutants such as carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter, and lowering noise pollution. This helps ports achieve "zero emission" or low-emission goals, complying with environmental regulations and the requirements for green port construction.
• Reduced Operating Costs
  Shore power prices are usually lower than the cost of ship diesel power generation. Long-term use can significantly reduce ship fuel consumption and generator maintenance costs, saving expenses for shipowners.
• Improved Power Supply Stability
  The power supply from the terminal's power grid is stable with small fluctuations in voltage and frequency. Compared with the unstable output of diesel generators, it can better ensure the normal operation of the ship's precision equipment (such as navigation and communication systems) and reduce the risk of equipment failure.
• Enhanced Operational Safety
  Cables are retracted and released in an orderly manner through the reel, avoiding safety hazards such as electric leakage and short circuits caused by scattered, crushed, or over-stretched cables. At the same time, it reduces the fire risk during diesel storage and transportation.
• Adaptation to Intelligent Terminal Needs
  Modern shore power reels can integrate functions such as frequency conversion control, tension adjustment, and remote monitoring, and can link with the terminal's intelligent management system to realize automated cable retraction and power data monitoring, improving operational efficiency.

Main Uses

• Ship Power Supply
  After a ship docks at the terminal, the shore power reel releases cables to connect to the ship's power supply system, providing electricity for the ship's navigation equipment, communication systems, living facilities, etc., to meet the ship's power demand during its stay in the port.
• Cable Retraction and Management
  When the ship departs, the reel's cable retraction function winds and stores the cables in an orderly manner, avoiding cable dragging, wear, or occupation of terminal space, and ensuring the safety and tidiness of terminal operations.

Core Advantages

• Environmental Protection and Emission Reduction
  It replaces the operation of ship diesel generators, significantly reducing emissions of pollutants such as carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter, and lowering noise pollution. This helps ports achieve "zero emission" or low-emission goals, complying with environmental regulations and the requirements for green port construction.
• Reduced Operating Costs
  Shore power prices are usually lower than the cost of ship diesel power generation. Long-term use can significantly reduce ship fuel consumption and generator maintenance costs, saving expenses for shipowners.
• Improved Power Supply Stability
  The power supply from the terminal's power grid is stable with small fluctuations in voltage and frequency. Compared with the unstable output of diesel generators, it can better ensure the normal operation of the ship's precision equipment (such as navigation and communication systems) and reduce the risk of equipment failure.
• Enhanced Operational Safety
  Cables are retracted and released in an orderly manner through the reel, avoiding safety hazards such as electric leakage and short circuits caused by scattered, crushed, or over-stretched cables. At the same time, it reduces the fire risk during diesel storage and transportation.
• Adaptation to Intelligent Terminal Needs
  Modern shore power reels can integrate functions such as frequency conversion control, tension adjustment, and remote monitoring, and can link with the terminal's intelligent management system to realize automated cable retraction and power data monitoring, improving operational efficiency.