MARINE

Power certainty for every voyage.

ENCLOVE marine systems bring stable, certified power conversion and backup protection to vessels, shore installations, and offshore assets operating in demanding sea conditions.

RUGGED AND SHOCK RESISTANT UNITS

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  • Marine-certified, corrosion-ready systems
  • Flexible 50/60 Hz frequency conversion
  • Redundant architectures for essential loads

Engineered for life at sea.

Our modular frequency converters, UPS systems, rectifiers, and inverters are designed for continuous duty, resilient operation, and straightforward serviceability across modern fleets.

POWER AT SEA

Every onboard system depends on stable, adaptable power.

Marine power must perform through vibration, salt exposure, shifting loads, and long service intervals.

  • Vibration
  • Salt exposure
  • Shifting loads
  • Long service intervals

SHORE TO SHIP

Matching the quay to the vessel.

Shore supply Frequency converter Vessel bus

Frequency Options50/60/400Hz

Quayside shore power connection point at a container terminal at blue hour, heavy cabling coiled at a bollard

What stays live on board.

ENCLOVE protects navigation, propulsion auxiliaries, communications, accommodation, and control equipment with certified power systems built for continuous duty.

  • Navigation
  • Propulsion auxiliaries
  • Communications
  • Accommodation
  • Control
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Marine power questions

Why do vessels and shore installations need frequency conversion?
A vessel and the quay it berths against do not always run at the same frequency. ENCLOVE keeps shore-to-ship and onboard supply stable with dedicated frequency conversion, and the NSP and PROTEUS series offer 50, 60 and 400 Hz options.
Which onboard loads do ENCLOVE systems protect?
ENCLOVE systems protect control equipment, accommodation, communications, propulsion auxiliaries and navigation, while UPS and DC systems cover automation loads, alarm, communications and the bridge.
What conditions must marine power equipment withstand?
Conditions at sea are unforgiving: long service intervals, shifting loads, salt exposure, and vibration, which is why these systems are designed for continuous duty and straightforward serviceability.
How do essential services stay available during maintenance?
Modular architectures keep essential services available through maintenance and changeover, so a unit can be worked on without taking the load with it.

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