Marine Shore Manufacturers

CERTIFICATION

STANDARD	APPROVAL	MARK	COUNTRY	STANDARD	APPROVAL	MARK	COUNTRY
VDE	Verband Deutscher Elektrotechnikere V.Prufstelle		Germany	S-GS	Intertek Testing Services ETL SEMKO		Europe
NF	Normes Francaises		France	CEE	Internationnal Commission on Rules for the Approval of Electrical Equipment		Europe
SEMKO	Svenska Elektriska Materiel kontrollantalten		Sweden	SEV	Schweizerischen Elektrotechnischen Vercins		Switzerland
DEMKO	Danmarks Elektriske Materielkontrol		Danmark	IRAM	Instituto Argentiono De Normalizacion		Argentina
FI	Suomen Standardisoimislutto		Finland	UC	Inmerto Product Certification		Brazil
NEMKO	Norges Elektriske Materiellkontroll		Norway	GOST-R	Russia Product Certification		Russia
IMQ	Istituto Italano del Marchio di Qualita		Italy	PSB	Singapore Product Certification		Singapore
KEMA	Naamloze Vennootschap tot Keuring Van Elekrtotechnishe Materialen		Holand	ASTA	ASTA Product Certification		U.K
OVE	Osterreichischer Verband fur Elektrotechnik		Austria	BSI	BSI Product Certification		U.K
CEBEC	Norme Belge		Belgium	KETI	Certificate of Compliance		Korea

What is Marine Shore Socket?

A marine shore socket is a type of electrical outlet that is specifically designed for use in marine environments, such as on boats or in marinas. These outlets are typically waterproof and resistant to corrosion, and are used to provide power for marine electrical systems. They may be used to power a variety of devices and appliances on board a boat, such as navigational equipment, lighting, and appliances. Marine shore sockets are typically designed to be compatible with standard electrical plugs and outlets, but may have additional features or be built to specialized standards to ensure their safe and reliable operation in a marine environment.

Marine shore sockets are used to provide electrical power to boats and other marine vessels in a variety of applications, including:

1.Recreational boating: Marine shore sockets can be used to power a variety of electrical devices and appliances on board recreational boats, such as navigational equipment, lighting, and entertainment systems.

2.Commercial shipping: Marine shore sockets may be used to provide power to cargo ships, passenger vessels, and other types of commercial marine vessels.

3.Marinas: Marine shore sockets may be installed in marinas and other marine facilities to provide power to boats and other vessels that are docked there.

4.Offshore oil and gas rigs: Marine shore sockets may be used to provide power to offshore oil and gas rigs, which are often located in remote, offshore locations.

5.Military vessels: Marine shore sockets may be used to power military vessels, such as aircraft carriers, submarines, and other types of naval ships.

6.Research vessels: Marine shore sockets may be used to power research vessels, which are often used for scientific research and exploration in marine environments.