PROTOLON Low Voltage Shore Connection System
Accessible Maritime Electrical Solutions
The (N)TSKWOEU 0.6/1kV low voltage shore connection cable delivers economical, reliable power transmission solutions for marina operators, yacht clubs, and recreational vessel owners. This purpose-built cable system provides cost-effective electrical connectivity for smaller vessels while maintaining the same rigorous quality standards as our higher voltage systems.
Specifically engineered for low voltage shore connection systems (LVCS), this cable offers simplified installation procedures, reduced infrastructure requirements, and optimal performance for recreational and small commercial vessel applications requiring dependable shore power connectivity.
Sustainable Manufacturing Commitment
Our dedication to environmental stewardship is reflected in every aspect of production. We utilize fully recyclable drum cover foils and packaging materials containing 30% recycled content, supporting circular economy principles. Our eco-friendly cardboard packaging promotes sustainable choices while maintaining product protection standards. By selecting Feichun PROTOLON systems, you contribute to a greener maritime future.
Global Marina Applications & Regional Standards
European Marinas (CE)
EN 60332-1-2 Fire Safety
DIN VDE 0250-813 Marina
Germany (VDE Marina)
DIN VDE 0298-3 Installation
VDE 0207-20 Marina Grade
United States (UL Marine)
UL 1309 Recreational Marine
ABYC E-11 Shore Power
International (IEC Marina)
IEC/ISO/IEEE 80005-3
Marina Shore Connection
Nordic Marina Systems
NEK 606 Marina Applications
Cold Climate Rated
Asia-Pacific (JIS Marina)
JIS C 3410 Marine Grade
Tropical Climate Optimized
Optimized Conductor Design
Class 5 Stranded
Primary Conductors: Class 5 finely stranded bare copper providing excellent flexibility for marina dock installations and vessel connections
Insulation Material: EPR rubber with specialized 3GI3 compound optimized for low voltage marine applications
Control Integration: Four-core control element with EPR insulation for versatile vessel adaptation requirements
Marina-Optimized Construction
Waterproof EPR Flexible Design
Three-Core Layout: Symmetrical design around central aramid support element ensuring balanced load distribution
Waterproof Sheathing: Dual-layer EPR inner sheath with chlorinated polyethylene (5GM5) outer protection
Dock Installation: Enhanced flexibility characteristics suitable for dynamic marina dock environments
Environmental Durability
IP68 Marina UV Protected
Temperature Range: -40°C to +80°C for permanent marina installations
Conductor Rating: 90°C continuous operation with 250°C short-circuit capability
Marina Conditions: Excellent resistance to saltwater, UV exposure, and marine biological activity
Low Voltage Performance
0.6/1(1.2)kV 4kV Test
Voltage Rating: U₀/U = 0.6/1 (1.2) kV for recreational and small commercial vessels
Test Voltage: 4kV AC dielectric test ensuring reliable insulation performance
EMC Compatibility: Low interference design compatible with marine electronics and navigation systems
Marina Configuration Specifications
| Product Code | Conductor Assembly | Conductor Ø (mm) | Overall Ø Min/Max (mm) | Weight (kg/km) | Application Type | Vessel Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20378675 | 3×95+2×50/2+1×(4×2.5) | 12.8 | 56.5 / 60.5 | 6100 | 5DK1*** | Small Yachts |
| 20379959 | 3×120+2×70/2+1×(4×2.5) | 15.1 | 57.1 / 61.1 | 9500 | 5DK1*** | Medium Yachts |
| 20258591 | 3×185+2×95/2+1×(4×2.5) | 18.6 | 63.9 / 67.9 | 9500 | 5DK11001 | Large Recreational |
| 20310549 | 3×240+2×120/2+1×(4×2.5) | 22.1 | 70 / 74 | 11800 | 5DK1*** | Commercial Vessels |
Marina Operator Q&A – Practical Applications
Marina Industry Expertise & Professional Background
Captain James Rodriguez, P.E., Marina Infrastructure Specialist
Captain Rodriguez brings over 20 years of comprehensive experience in marina electrical systems design and recreational marine infrastructure development. His extensive background encompasses marina construction projects across the Mediterranean, Caribbean, and Pacific Northwest, with specialization in sustainable shore power systems for recreational and small commercial vessels.
As former Marina Operations Director for several premier yacht clubs and currently serving as Principal Engineer for marina electrical consulting, Captain Rodriguez has overseen electrical infrastructure development for over 85 marina facilities. His practical expertise includes both waterside electrical systems and vessel electrical integration, making him uniquely qualified to address the complexities of shore connection installations.
Professional Credentials & Experience:
- Professional Engineer (Electrical) – Marine Infrastructure Systems
- USCG Licensed Master Mariner (100-ton vessels)
- Certified Marina Manager (CMM) – Association of Marina Industries
- ABYC Certified Marine Electrical Technician
- Former Marina Operations Director – Balboa Bay Club, Newport Beach
- Technical Advisory Board – International Marina Institute
“Low voltage shore connection systems represent the practical foundation of modern marina operations. The PROTOLON low voltage series combines proven reliability with cost-effective installation characteristics, making advanced shore power accessible to marina operators of all scales.”
Marina Solutions & Technical Support
Anhui Feichun Special Cable Co., Ltd.
Marina Systems Engineering: [email protected]
Low Voltage Applications: [email protected]
Marina Project Development: [email protected]
