Kongsberg Simrad CS90, Reference Manual

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646
442700/A
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Maximum transient
: 20% of nominal voltage, recovery time 3 s
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Power consumption
: 600 VA (Approximately)
Related topics
Power requirements, page 644
Technical specifications, page 639
Hull Unit power requirements
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Make
: CS90 Hull Unit
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Model
: All models
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Voltage requirement
: 230/380/440 VAC
(47 to 63 Hz/3–phase/Nominal voltage)
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Maximum voltage deviation
:
– 230 VAC: 15%
– 380/440 VAC: 340 to 485 VAC
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Maximum transient
: 20% of nominal voltage, recovery time 3 s
•
Power consumption
: 3000 VA (Approximately)
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Circuit breaker requirements:
When the hoist motor starts, it draws a lot of power. It is therefore important that the
electric supply is equipped with a suitable circuit breaker. The circuit breaker must be
able to withstand the large starting current. We recommend using circuit breaker with one
of the following ratings:
– 16D
– 20C
The circuit breaker is labeled with the rated current in amperes, but excluding the unit
symbol, A. Instead, the ampere figure is preceded by a letter,
B , C , or D , which indicates
the instantaneous tripping current . That is the minimum value of current that causes the
circuit breaker to trip without intentional time delay. In general terms, the C type circuit
breaker will withstand 10 times the rated current for a short period of time. The D type
circuit breaker will withstand 20 times the rated current. For more information, see
standard
BS EN 60898 .
Related topics
Power requirements, page 644
Technical specifications, page 639
Simrad CS90 Reference Manual