Auxiliary Equipment electronic air filters.
Auxiliary Equipment. (1) Mounting of auxiliary equipment may only be done subject to prior written agreement with UnikTruck. Regardless of UnikTruck's acceptance of the mounting/installation of auxiliary equipment, the following will apply: Defects that may ascribed to the customer’s structural changes to the machine and which have not been approved by the manufacturer or by UnikTruck and therefore cannot be repaired under the warranty will be re-invoiced to the customer. The customer is responsible for damage caused by the auxiliary equipment and will be repaired at the customer's expense.
Auxiliary Equipment. A. Required Equipment All Classes
1) Extension – Brake and tail lamps.
2) Fire extinguisher (Approved 4-B, C rating or better).
3) Flashlight.
4) Broom.
Auxiliary Equipment. The plant associated auxiliary equipment shall be designed and constructed to comply with the requirements described below. Control and protection equipment shall comply with the ANSI/IEEE and NEMA standards with respect to permissible variations in frequency and voltage. The system shall be designed so that the steady state bus voltages shall be within +5% of the nominal value, even though the auxiliary equipment shall be selected with a broader range of operation. The voltage variation for the auxiliary equipment shall be in accordance with ANSI/IEEE and NEMA standards. Auxiliary equipment shall be able to accept voltage variations of 10% under steady-state conditions and of 20% under conditions of disturbance.
Auxiliary Equipment. 1. Provide sixteen load switch bases wired to accommodate the eight-phase signal operation, four programmable overlaps and four programmable pedestrian indications. Stacking of load switch bases is not permitted.
2. Provide a silk screen or permanent label of the inputs and outputs on at least one vehicle and one pedestrian load switch base as shown on the plans. Identify all load switch bases as to the phase or operation for which they are programmed. If permanent labels are used, submit a sample before acceptance. Provide lettering on all panels no smaller than 3/32 inches in height.
3. In addition to the signal load relays and monitor unit, furnish a solid-state two circuit flasher with six transfer relays (Magnecraft W2IACPX-2, Midtext Type 136-62T200, or AEMCO Type 136-4995), mounted in the cabinet and completely wired, conforming to NEMA TS-1, Section 8, and a Type 3 flasher. Equip the flasher with Neon or LED indicators representative of the flasher outputs and provide transfer relays rated at 20 amps per circuit.
4. Wire the flash transfer relays to be de-energized for flashing operation and in close proximity to load relays, flashers, and field terminals. Provide flasher outputs and connections for transfer relays that are terminated on terminal blocks for programming of Flash 1 or Flash 2 outputs. Balance the load on both circuits of the flasher. Do not complete phase, overlap and flash programming unless so directed by the Department. The following components shall be provided and mounted on a sub-panel protected by a polycarbonate cover isolated from the main back panel, and completely wired, through its own terminal block. The terminal block should be easily accessible, and as described herein for signal field terminal blocks. Panel shall conform to diagram #5 in N.J. Specification No. EB-TSC-ITB-8. All panels shall be a minimum of 1/8" thick aluminum
a. A solid-state type signal bus relay shall be installed through which the AC plus to the signal bus shall be provided when the relay is energized.
b. A plug-in "power off" relay with a clear polycarbonate dust cover. This relay, Xxxxxxxxx-Xxxx Type A283XBXC1, or Potter and Bannfield Type, KUP14A11 or OMRON Type MK20-2, shall be of such design and so connected that if the power is interrupted, the relay shall de-energize and remain de- energized until reset, denoting an interruption, but will allow the control mechanism to return to operation when current is restored. This relay shall be reset m...
Auxiliary Equipment. 1. Rig Motors: Caterpillar or equivalent units. All units must meet or exceed appropriate
Auxiliary Equipment. 2.3.1 The Facility shall be equipped with a breaker type electrical distribution panel which accepts power from local utilities and distributes it to EPUs, lighting and accessory outlet connections according to local code requirements. The load rating of the panel shall be sufficient to accommodate EPUs and Support Equipment.
Auxiliary Equipment. A list of Authority-supplied Auxiliary Equipment on Bulk Terminal Dock 3 as of the Effective Date is attached hereto as Exhibit D. The Operator will, throughout the Term, keep the Auxiliary Equipment in good operating condition consistent with industry standards, normal wear and tear excepted. The Operator shall notify Authority in writing when, in its Opinion, Auxiliary Equipment is in need of repair or replacement. Operator shall also notify Authority when, in its Opinion, additional Auxiliary Equipment is needed in order to safely and properly move Liquid Bulk Cargo to or from ships or barges docked at Bulk Terminal Dock 3. The Auxiliary Equipment shall remain the property of Authority and must be returned by Operator at the end of the Term in good operating condition, normal wear and tear excepted.
Auxiliary Equipment. A. Plant air equipment
Auxiliary Equipment. A. Plant air equipment
(1) Airdryer II.
(1) Main air receiver III.
