How many shore power breakers do DDGs have?

In Destroyer-class vessels like the DDGs (Guided Missile Destroyers), there are typically 12 shore power breakers. These breakers are critical for managing the electrical systems aboard the ship when it is connected to shore power sources, allowing the ship to operate equipment while docked without relying on onboard generators. Each breaker ensures that power is distributed safely and efficiently throughout the various electrical systems, providing a necessary means for maintenance and other shore operations. The design typically reflects the need for redundancy and reliability given the demands of naval operations. Understanding the configuration and purpose of these breakers is essential for personnel involved in maintenance and electrical system management aboard DDGs.