Overseas Reefer Terminal Electrification Standards

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Overseas Reefer Terminal Electrification Standards define technical specifications and safety requirements for connecting international refrigerated containers (reefers) to onshore power grids. They cover connection interfaces, voltage and power capacity requirements, protection measures, and the availability and management of electrical supply.

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