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Auto Shore Power Connect
The ASP monitors shore power 24/7. If power to the vessel is lost, the ASP waits for it to return — then automatically re-energizes the panel's motorized breakers or contactors and reconnects the vessel to shore power, with no one aboard needing to flip a switch.
Available in AC- or DC-powered versions, with optional support for shore power converters and a ship AC bus monitor alarm, so it fits panels ranging from a single AC bus to a split-bus configuration.
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How It Works
Set It to Auto, and Forget It
A Manual/Auto selector switch on the panel controls the ASP. In Manual mode, the unit stands by and does nothing. Switch it to Auto and the ASP energizes the panel's motorized breakers or contactors, then waits for the next power disruption — restoring shore power automatically every time it returns.
- Power management system integration
- Continuous power monitoring for the vessel
- Keeps chargers, refrigerators, and freezers running unattended
What's Included
A complete, panel-ready unit.
Every ASP comes complete with controller, relays, fuses, and a switch with an engraved panel — sized to fit inside a switchboard, a cabinet, or a remote enclosure at just 6 × 4 × 3 inches (152 × 101 × 76 mm).
The ASP Family
- ASP-1 AC powered, no support for shore power converters
- ASP-1-SC AC powered, with support for shore power converters
- ASP-2 DC powered, no support for shore power converters
- ASP-2-SC DC powered, with support for shore power converters
- ASP-2-SC-AL DC powered, with support for shore power converters and a ship AC bus monitor alarm
Installation
How It Connects
The ASP wires directly into the vessel's electrical panel alongside the shore power feed and the Manual/Auto selector switch. The diagram below shows a typical ASP-1 configuration — wiring for the other ASP family variants follows the same pattern with additions for the shore power converter and bus monitor alarm.
Full wiring diagrams for every ASP configuration are available on request.