Those who have plugged in Refrigerated Containers (a.k.a “reefers”) know firsthand that water intrusion can cause reefer plugs and connectors to explode. This is extremely dangerous and can result in injury to the operator, damage to the plug, receptacle, and surrounding equipment. And obviously, the refrigerated cargo is no longer being cooled. Experienced operators will even shake the plug prior to plugging in; if they suspect water is inside they know better than to energize the plug.
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Determining the Right Fit: Single-gang vs. Multi-gang Reefer Outlet (socket) Installations
When it comes to designing reefer racks, the question of whether to install individual reefer outlets (sockets) or group several outlets in a single enclosure (multi-gangs) is often overlooked. Past experiences or canned designs seem to be the driving factors behind selecting one of these alternatives. This is a decision that impacts both installation costs & operations, and requires some consideration. Read more
U.S. Military Facility Outfitted with Shore Power Mound Assembly & Voice-Data Outlet Station
The U.S. Military has been using Shore Power technology for decades. Sometimes referred to as cold-ironing, shore power enables ships to shut off their engines while in berth and plug into land-based power, thereby reducing on-board manpower requirements while in port.
ESL Launches Spanish Website
ESL Power Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce the launch of our Spanish-language website.
The web is a powerful tool that has expanded the reach of internet users and created opportunities where they may never have existed before. With a leading position in Latin American and our global presence expanding, we believe the launch of our Spanish-language version of eslpwr.com will further strengthen engagement with our customers and enable them to maximize the tools available online in their primary language. Read more
ESL’s Company Switch Sets the Stage in Fort Lauderdale
ESL headed east in July to visit the white sandy beaches of Fort Lauderdale, Florida for the International Association of Venue Manager’s 87th annual conference and trade show.