CEE-7/7 į CEE adapteris su galios indikatoriumi

This adapter connects your boat's electrical system (equipped with a CEE marine socket) to a standard power outlet (CEE-7/7). It is ideal for connecting to shore power when the dock only has classic sockets.

It provides a transition between a male plug of type CEE-7/7 (European standard combining French and Schuko formats) and a female socket of type CEE (standard blue industrial socket used in marine applications).

The power indicator is a visual light that lets you instantly check whether the dockside power outlet or shore power socket is supplying voltage. This greatly simplifies troubleshooting in case of power supply issues.

Yes, it has been specifically developed for marine environments. It is made from UV-resistant materials to prevent degradation in sunlight during your stops.

No, this Mastervolt adapter features a robust abrasion-resistant design. Unlike consumer models, it is built to withstand repeated friction against docks and piers.

No tools are required. Installation is fully Plug & Play: simply insert the plug into the dock outlet and connect your boat’s cable on the other side.

Yes. The CEE-7/7 plug being the standard for European domestic outlets, this accessory is ideal for connecting your vessel to the electrical grid at home or in your winter storage facility.

If the indicator remains off, it means there is no voltage. You must check that the shore power breaker is properly engaged, or test the outlet with another device to confirm the source of the power outage.

Yes, motorhomes generally use the same CEE blue plug standard as boats. This adapter will work perfectly to connect a leisure vehicle to a standard domestic outlet.

Although it is designed to withstand outdoor conditions and the splashes typical of a marine environment, it is not a submersible device. It must never be submerged in water.

DIY adapters are not UV-resistant or designed to withstand the severe abrasion of docks. The Mastervolt model ensures increased safety, better longevity, and includes a voltage indicator essential for boats.

No, the power indicator is powered directly by the shore power network (the dock outlet) and does not draw any energy from your boat's battery bank.

No, this is a simple plug format adapter. It does not alter the voltage. If you connect it to a 230V network, it will deliver 230V to your boat.

Maintenance is minimal. Simply check the condition of the pins regularly (no oxidation) and clean the housing with a dry cloth. Avoid leaving the adapter lying in puddles of water on the pontoon.

The CEE-7/7 plug is compatible with wall sockets in many European countries (France, Germany, Belgium, Spain, etc.). It is therefore very useful during stops in most European ports equipped with standard power outlets.

No, it is a compact accessory designed to be easily stored in the boat's lockers or chart table. It takes up very little space while being an essential link in your electrical installation.

This adapter has a single output in CEE format. To connect multiple devices, you will need to link this output to your boat's electrical panel or use a certified CEE splitter box.