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Electrical equipment is marked with respective current and voltage ratings. Warning signs as described in 143.250 (b) should be made of durable material, written in the language understood by all crew members and affixed as not to easily or mistakenly be removed. In general, minimizing shock and fire hazards for electrical systems means all current-carrying conductors must be protected by appropriately-sized protection device(s) to minimize shock and fire hazards. #VALVE CHECK ON 250 CG ENGINE CODE#
National Electrical Code (NEC) Parts I-VII, Article 430ĪBS Rules for Building and Classing Steel Vessels under 90 Meters in Length, Regulation 11įAQs Part 143 - see FAQs 143-012, -013, -019, -021, -022, 026 and, -032
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Marine Safety Manual Volume II Section B Ch-1 NVIC 2-89 Guide for Electrical Installations on Merchant Vessels and Mobile Offshore Drilling Units - see Chapter 3-4 Battery installation installed as second source adequate for supplying essential loads.Ĥ6 CFR 136.110 Definitions - see "Essential systems"Ĥ6 CFR 143.220 Machinery space fire protectionĤ6 CFR 143 400 Electrical systems, generalĤ6 CFR 143.555 Electrical power sources, generators, and motorsĤ6 CFR 143.580 Alternative electrical installationsĤ6 CFR 144.820 Guards in dangerous placesĤ6 CFR 144.830 Protection against hot piping.Verify overcurrent protection at
Protective covers and guards installed properly. 
Inspect condition and installation of generator(s) and prime mover(s) components and insure data plates are attached and legible.Two independent sources for essential loads.Power source requirements adequate for all essential loads.UL 1449 (Safety Standards for Surge Protective Devices) Marine Safety Manual Volume II see - Sect B Ch-1įAQs Part 143 - see FAQs 143-012, -013, -019, -021, -022, -026 and, -032ĪSTM F1507 (Standard Specifications for Surge Suppressors for Shipboard Use)
No extension cords or multiple outlet adapters installed as a permanent power source.Ĥ6 CFR 143.575 Electrical conductors, connections, and equipment. Cables located in tanks suitable for fluids in tank. Cables in refrigerated spaces suitable for low temperature and high humidity. Cables protected by metal covering or other suitable means if subject to mechanical abuse. Cables installed to reduce radio and magnetic compass interference. Overhead and vertical cable runs are supported with metal supports and retention devices at least every 48 inches. Conductors are properly sized for their current carrying load. Marine Safety Manual Volume II - see Sect B CH-1 Part L Emergency Lighting and Power Systems NVIC 2-89, Guide for Electrical Installation on Merchant Vessels and MODUs - see 3.4 Battery and Battery Installations Alarm has means to test at operating station or is continuous self monitoring and activates if there is an alarm point failure or it becomes disabled. If alarm at operating station is a summary alarm, specific alarm is indicated at machinery or bilge location. Alarm is visible and audible at each operating station. Alarm for high and low fuel levels if vessel equipped with day tanks. Alarm for low hydraulic steering fluid levels, (if applicable). #VALVE CHECK ON 250 CG ENGINE GENERATOR#
Alarm for auxiliary generator engine high cooling water temperature. Alarm for auxiliary generator engine low lubricating oil pressure. Alarm for main engine high cooling water temperature. Alarm for main engine low lubricating oil pressure. 
A “reliable means” should be interpreted as having an adequate source of power for normal conditions as well as adequate power when vessel is operating on emergency power, if equipped.
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