Kaiühendus roostevaba terasest, 2+PE, 32 A/230 V

This shore power inlet is made of stainless steel, a material known for its robustness and excellent resistance to harsh marine environments.

This shore power inlet is rated for a maximum current of 32 amperes (32 A).

The inlet is compatible with a nominal voltage of 230 volts (230 V).

Stainless steel provides superior resistance to corrosion, salt, and UV rays, ensuring enhanced durability and longevity of the equipment in the marine environment.

Yes, it is designed for marine electrical installations and is suitable for a wide range of boats, from cruising sailboats to motor yachts, requiring a 32 A/230 V power supply.

This shore power inlet is a Mastervolt product, known for its innovative and reliable energy management solutions in the marine sector.

Compared to plastic sockets, this stainless steel version offers increased safety and longevity thanks to its robustness, resistance to marine elements, and ability to handle high currents.

Yes, its stainless steel construction makes it inherently resistant to salt, water, and UV exposure, ensuring performance and durability in a marine environment.

Yes, it is positioned as a premium solution for reliable and durable shore power connection, thanks to its robust stainless steel design and high electrical specifications (32 A/230 V).

You must use a shore power cable specifically designed for 32 A/230 V power and a 2+PE configuration to ensure a secure and compliant connection.

Yes, as a Mastervolt component, it is designed to integrate and operate optimally with the brand's chargers, inverters, and other power management equipment.

Yes, it is technically possible to connect a 16 A cable to this 32 A outlet. However, the outlet is rated for higher currents. It is crucial to ensure that your entire electrical installation is properly protected and sized for the lower current (16 A in this case).

Yes, its specifications (2+PE, 32 A, 230 V) comply with standards commonly used for European marina shore power outlets, ensuring compatibility with European port infrastructure.

No, the socket is directly designed for 230 V and a 2+PE configuration. Therefore, no adapter is required for this specific voltage.

Marine electrical installations must always be carried out with the utmost care. It is strongly recommended to use a qualified marine electrician to ensure the installation complies with current safety standards.

It is imperative to cut all electrical power before starting the installation. You must also comply with current marine electrical standards and ensure perfect watertightness to prevent any water infiltration.

To ensure optimal watertightness, it is recommended to use appropriate sealing gaskets and high-quality marine sealant around the socket housing and mounting points to protect against water and moisture.

Yes, the 2+PE configuration indicates it has a protective earth pole that must be properly connected to the boat's grounding system to ensure electrical safety for people and equipment on board.

For this 32 A/230 V inlet, internal wiring of an appropriate cross-section is required to safely handle the 32 amp current. It is critical to comply with marine wiring standards and the manufacturer's recommendations for conductor cross-sections.