Four-part collage with close-ups of shore power components in the port: in the top left-hand corner a yellow guide/protection rail is assembled along the quay wall directly by the water; on the top at the right a cable channel is integrated into the quay with a grating and side guide rails; in the bottom left-hand corner an energy cable is guided along the side of the ship with hose/cable protection and holder on the system; on the bottom at the right a blue boom/connection arm is fastened to the ship and guides the shore power connector to a connection box on the hull. The visual illustrates the range of possible system solutions in the shore power product range - from infrastructure on the quay (guide, channel, cable management) to flexible connection and safe power transmission to the ship.

Products and system solutions for shore power supply

iMSPO

3D visualisation of an iMSPO variant assembled on the quay: a mobile shore power connection module sits in a guide rail directly on the edge of the quay and is equipped with railings, a control panel and a coiled cable/hose guide; red supply cables lead into the system and on the right you can see the quay wall facing the water. The image explains how this version works: The iMSPO moves along the quay edge and positions the mounting point flexibly at the respective berth to supply ships with shore power. This "quayside" assembly is one of several available iMSPO installation variants.

igus Mobile Shore Power Outlet

Special solutions

The igus e-loop as a special solution for shore power supply: energy chain guides heavy power cables safely from the quay to the ship.

Moving energy supply for special shore power applications

Front view of an open container housing with the "e-spool shore power": inside, two motorised cable drums can be seen, on which red shore power cables are wound; two cable ends with connectors hang out at the front. The visual illustrates a containerised, electrically driven cable drum solution that monitors the extraction and retraction of shore power cables (with tension and length monitoring) and uses twisterchain technology instead of a slip ring for continuous, low-maintenance cable guidance; the system can be configured according to the cable type/voltage and complies with ISO 80005-1/80005-3.

Shipboard cable management system without slip rings

Port view with installed e-dispenser: On the right is a blue, swivelling boom structure on the quay, from which a black, flexible energy supply hangs vertically downwards; in the front the cable continues onto a ship, in the background the pier, technical cabinets and port infrastructure can be seen. The visual explains the function: the e-dispenser moves the energy supply electrically and lowers the charging connector safely and conveniently to the vehicle to be charged (on shore or on board) while the energy chain protects the cable with a defined minimum bend radius and allows modular integration into existing systems.

Dispenser | Connection and charging solution for shore power systems

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