Electrical Equipment and Power Supply
| ASB Group | ||
Equipped with custom designed mechanical features and connection interfaces, ASB thermal batteries power all defence systems where reliability needs to be combined with harsh environments. |
Exclusive LAN technology imparts the highest specific power ratio to thermal batteries, to be installed for sonobuoys and decoys. |
Due to their constructions, Thermal Batteries are the only energy sources to be totally autonomous and hence totally suited to new torpedoes applications. |
With its strength in the field of hermetic seal for batteries, ASB has created ASB Hermetics, a glass-to-metal seal business unit. |
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| EaglePicher | ||
EaglePicher has supplied batteries to missile programs including JDAM, TOW, Tomahawk, Patriot, Hellfire, THAAD, Standard Missile, GBI/EKV, Trident and Harpoon. |
EaglePicher has designed and manufactured specialty batteries able to withstand some of the harshest conditions on Earth. |
With more than 50 years of experience in military power, EaglePicher has supplied batteries for hundreds of defense programs. |
EaglePicher provides the most advanced chargers on the market. |
Leveraging its rich heritage and technical expertise in battery technology, EaglePicher is playing a key role in the development of Li-ion for aerospace, defense, underwater, medical and other elite markets. |
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| EnerSys | ||
Navies around the world use Hawker's technology and expertise in batteries. Its main propulsion batteries provide the power for many different classes of submarine. |
The flat plate range covers capacities from 5,150Ah to 11,750Ah, including cells for standby batteries in nuclear powered boats and main propulsion in diesel-electric vessels. |
Tubular plate, double-decker battery design for battery cells larger than 1m. |
Flat plate BLC design. The BLC cell is a flat-pasted positive plate cell with an additional Bottom Lug Connection (BLC) to equalise current distribution. |
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| Exide Technologies | ||
Submarine cell 45 PS 13 for submarine U-209. |
Surface submarine cell. |
Exide's submarine batteries have been sold worldwide under different brand names - CEAC, Hagen, Sonnak and Tudor. |
| McGeoch Technology | ||
Submarine floodlight. |
Emergency navigation lights control panel (24V dc power distribution panel) |
Area LED Light (Fluorescent replacement) |
Dual supply 2 × 18W compact fluorescent light (electronic ballast) |
Submarine emergency navigation light (battery backed LED light) |
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| PCTI | ||
100kW DC power supply in Nema 4 cabinet used to provide a backup to battery power source for a missile launch application. |
150kW DC power supply for shipyard submarine DC motor testing includes a dual output (600A, 250VDC and 1,200A, 125VDC), is cooled by dionized water, and contains a regenerative circuit. |
60kW 270VDC power supply with 12 pulse rectifier for telecommunications of Minuteman missile systems (NAVSURFWARCENDIV). |
90kVA dual output 400Hz frequency converter used for aircraft ground support shown with input and output cables. The input is selectable 480V / 220V / 380V, 50Hz / 60Hz. The frequency converter conforms to MIL-STD-704F and is UL 1012 labeled. |
Three-phase battery chargers with charge / discharge capability, computer controlled via IEEE488/GPIB interface. Naval applications include submarine battery charging. |
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| Pivotal Power | ||
New Generation 2.4kW DC Uninterruptible Power Supply for the US Navy's New Amphibious Transport Docking Vessel Program (LPD-17). (PN 843-01) |
3kVA AC UPS for the US Navy's LPD-17 Program with SNMP communications capabilities. Fully Mil Hardened. Available as bulkhead or rack mounted. (PN 833-01) |
Helicopter Starter. 26V DC to 32V DC adjustable output with short term starting currents of up to 1,000A. (PN 137-01B) |
Forklift Truck Battery Charger, charging up to 900 ampere-hour of batteries in less than 8 hours. (PN 225-01) |
Multiple DC Output Embedded Power Supply for Critical Electronic Systems. (PN 141-117-001) |
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| SAFT | ||
Primary and rechargeable batteries for underwater warfare. Photo Credit: DoD Petty Officer 2nd class Steven J. Weber, U.S. Navy. |
UUV TALISMAN “M” with lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries on board. High energy capacity from a compact lightweight unit. Credit: BAE Systems. |
Lightweight and heavyweight torpedoes for both combat and exercise. Sea water activated, Ag-Zn, AgO-Al, AgCl-Mg and Li-ion technologies. |
Li-ion naval module for submarines, surface ships, high energy weapons and delocalized power sources. |
Low magnetic primary lithium battery for sea mines and other low-magnetic applications. |
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| Schneider Electric | ||
We work closely with naval clients to ensure the best energy management solutions are attained. |
We offer a complete through-life service, from conception to after-sale support. |
Combatant ship equipped with MV&LV distribution according to high constraints, shocks, vibration |
Workstation for the supervision and control of sub-systems |
The Propulsion Control & Reference System (P.C.R.S) is an ashore simulator used for equipment embarked aboard 6 submarines of the Commonwealth of Australia. |
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| Trasfor | ||
Medium voltage cast resin transformer, with AFWF cooling system, IP44 enclosure and anti-vibration supports. |
Distribution transformer for natural air cooling with IP23 enclosure. |
Air core inductor for conversion harmonic filtering. |
