Why marine-rated equipment
Django Marine supplies inverters and chargers for vessels, offshore platforms, and marine facilities. Domestic inverters are a poor fit for salt air, vibration, and the mix of navigation electronics and motor loads on a boat. The company selects equipment for that environment and for the size of the battery bank.
Smart chargers
The published charger range is the WSC series and equivalent smart chargers. They are described as microcontroller-managed, four-stage chargers — bulk, absorption, float, and equalization — with a wide AC input and models for common 12 V and 24 V house banks. Some models add a low-current output for a starter or backup battery.
Charger current has to match the bank. Django Marine sizes this from the battery type and capacity rather than from a generic recommendation.
Pure sine wave inverters
The inverter range is described as the WS and WSI series, plus rackmount units for technical spaces. Output is pure sine wave, in sizes the current website places from about 120 W auxiliary units up to 3,000 W. Larger inductive loads need a model with the right continuous and surge rating.
These supplies are used for navigation PCs, communications equipment, lighting, tools, and hotel loads. They are also described for keeping selected circuits available if a generator or shore supply drops, provided the battery bank can support that load.
What to send with an inquiry
A useful quotation starts with battery voltage and capacity, the loads that must run, whether the vessel needs rack mounting, and whether the charger will see shore power, a generator, or both. Not every model suits every vessel.
Other solutions
+974 4009 1010 · info@djangomarine.qa · 4th Floor, Albadiya Building, Grand Hamad Street, Doha, Qatar