What is the purpose of 2 shore power cables.

Elessar

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The electrical regulations state all 230 volt sockets ie blue on the same pedestal must be the same phase , all red are 3Phase , but very rare in uk mainly for super yachts or commercial fleet. There will be no boats with two plugs that are connected on board. It’s just a what if idea, and if some dick did this they would pay the price.
Mine would be as would the OP’s
edit sorry I may have misunderstood you you meant “connected together onboard” I think so yes I agree
 

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Is the electricity included in the berthing fee...or is it metered separately ?
There certainly comes a point where access to the boat is compromised by these cables and chargers
It’s metered separately .Before you leave ( at the desk ) they send a guy round to read who radios it to the petty lady , she then calculates your final bill .
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Being a total nerd I couldn't help but looking at how the superyachts in Monaco were plugged in yesterday (much to my gf's annoyance)

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In this photo you can see three phase and earth powerlocks being fed into a converter box which is changing it into 2 x 125A three phase and earth ceeform style sockets.

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As you have admitted to being a nerd, I hope you won't mind me pointing put the the ones you say are Ceeform are in fact Marechal, not Ceeform. That's a pair of Marechal DS9s, 150 amps per phase not 125. These are what I use in Antibes.
 

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French courtesy flag in Monaco, urgh.
I also wondered where that spot is, because Loano it ain't for good.
Half reminded me of Fointvieille, but I don't think it really is - and even less so Port Hercule.
But happy to stand corrected, aware as I am that you're much more familiar with the place than myself.
Not to mention that my memory is getting worse by the day... :giggle:

Regardless, I hope PF won't mind if I point out that, in my understanding, using anything but a flag pole is a no-no regardless of whether the courtesy flag is correct or not... 🧐
 

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DE976C7B-7366-4D11-8670-6C9142DFBDBA.jpegIf you look carefully they were setting up the paddock for the classic GP .Twas a good week .Cars turned out we’re more interesting than the boats if i am honest . No one seems to give a 8hit about flags in this town btw FWIW ?? As you can clearly see.



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A single shore 32 A is power lead ….keeping on thread 😀.


Maybe the moral tone of the place has been set by the likes of this owner 😉.Below !

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Nice berth for watching the Historique - close to the pits/prep area zone. The Azimut 46 is Monaco flagged so doesn't need/should not have any courtesy flag. From your pics I can't see the situ on the other nearby boats. Mr Green's Malta reg ship is flying the correct flag.
 
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