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4.4 Exhaust system

The  combustion  gas/water  exhaust  system  of  the

generator  must  be  independent  of  that  of  the  main

engines.

The pipe length from the highest point of the exhaust pipe

to the exhaust must not exceed 2 m. This is to prevent

that when the generator is switched off the water left in

the  exhaust  pipe  flows  back  to  the  engine  after  the

exhaust has been filled.

1

- Exhaust

Dampens the exhaust noise and prevents water

backflow to the engine. It is recommended to install

the exhaust not more than 1 m from the generator

and to position it at a height as shown in Figures

4,5,6,7.

2

- Silencer

Further reduces the noise. It is recommended to

install the exhaust not more than 1 m from the sea

exhaust union.

3

- Sea exhaust union

It must be installed in such a position as to always

be above sea level in all boating conditions.

5  FUEL CIRCUIT

The generator is diesel-powered through the unions

marked  “

fuel  inlet

”  (Fig.12  Ref.2)  and  “

fuel  outlet

”

(Fig.12 Ref.3); the latter is for the return of excess fuel.

No filter elements are required in the fuel tank connection

since a fuel filter is already fitted on the generator; it is

however good practice to fit a cock on the feed line

downstream of the tank as well as a non-return valve in

order to prevent the fuel system from emptying out for

any reason. Use a valve with 50 millibar opening (max.

head 0.8 M).

The fuel pipes must be made of rubber resistant to

hydrocarbons with an inside diameter of 8 mm.

For further information, read the use and maintenance

handbook of the engine manufacturer.

6  ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

6.1 Battery connection

To  start  the  generator  a  stand-alone  12V  battery  is

required with a capacity of 100  Ah.

 Do not use a battery with a capacity lower than that

indicated.

It is connected to the generator terminals (Fig.12 Ref.4)

with cables of 25 mm2 cross-section for distances up to

5 m,  and 35 mm2 cross-section for greater distances,

in the following order:

- First connect the positive pole (

+

) of the battery to the

terminal marked with the symbol (

+

) on the generator.

- Then connect the negative pole (

-

) of the battery to the

terminal marked with the symbol (

-

) on the generator.

- Spread specific mineral grease on the connections to

reduce oxidation or corrosion.

The generator is equipped with an electronic device for

automatic charging of the starter battery, which can

deliver 40 A at 12V at full power.

 Install the battery in a ventilated housing separate from

the generator and any device which may produce heat or

sparks.  Periodically  check  the  state  of  the  terminal

connections and the battery water level. If the cables

need to be disconnected, work in reverse order from

connection. Do not invert the polarities of the connection

cables; the generator and the battery may be seriously

damaged.

Do not connect any other loads to the battery.

In order to minimise galvanic currents, the (-) of the

generator battery must not be connected to the (-) of

other batteries on board.

6.2 Remote control panel connection

There are two remote control panels available, installable

on the bridge, which can be connected to the generator

for starting and stopping.

Both models are supplied with a 20 m electric connection

cable with a connector fitted at the end.

Fit the connector of the connection cable  to the special

coupling located at the lower part of the instrument panel

casing inside the generator (fig.15 ref.1) and the opposite

part to the remote control panel.

6.3 AC connection

This  connection  can  be  made  directly  on  the

magnetothermal switch of the machine located on the

generator panel (Fig. 14 Ref.1).  The magnetothermal

switch can be accessed after removing the closing panel

as shown in Fig.13 Ref. 1.

- Ensure that the sum of the loads to be fed does not

exceed the rated output of the generator.

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Page 1: ...mase GENERA TORS I S 18 21 24 27 50 Hz Tipo modello N matricola Codice REV 1 S S 03 11 2003 cod 42403 I GENSET INSTATION MANUAL GB MANUALE DI INSTALLAZIONE...

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Page 4: ...I S 18 21 24 27 50 Hz 4 Valvola antisifone Anti siphon valve Soupape antisiphon Beluchter 3 2 1 4 Fig 9 Fig 11 Fig 12 Fig 8 Fig 10...

Page 5: ...I S 18 21 24 27 50 Hz 5 GEN CARICO LOAD CHARGE RETE MAINS RESEAU 1 1 2 1 Fig 14 Fig 16 Fig 13 Fig 15...

Page 6: ...I S 18 21 24 27 50 Hz 6 WIRINGDIAGRAMSTANDARD Fig 17 1 A V R 4 5B 5A 7 6 5C 3A 5 3 100Kohm 60HZ Cod 45727...

Page 7: ...I S 18 21 24 27 50 Hz 7 Fig 18 WIRING DIAGRAM STANDARD POLI ISOLATI Cod 45765...

Page 8: ...Tipica installazione con gruppo elettrogeno sotto la linea di galleggiamento fig 5 11 4 4 3 Tipica installazione di gruppo elettrogeno con marmitta separatrice acqua gas di scarico tipo GENSEP sopra l...

Page 9: ...izio ed una maggiore durata della macchina stessa Siconsigliavivamentedileggereattentamente quantocontenutoinquestomanualeeneidocumentidiriferimento solo cos viene assicurato il regolare funzionamento...

Page 10: ...aria necessaria alla combustione viene aspirata tramite l apertura posta sul basamento fig 2 assicurarsi quindi che questa apertura sia sempre ben libera 4 CIRCUITOACQUADIRAFFREDDAMENTO Ilmotoredelgru...

Page 11: ...nea di galleggiamen to fig 7 1 Scarico a mare Gas 2 Scarico a mare Acqua 3 Marmitta separatrice gas acqua tipo GENSEP 4 MarmittaVERNALIFT 5 Filtro acqua 6 Rubinettogeneraleimpianto 7 Presa a mare 8 Ru...

Page 12: ...o di scarico possa rifluire al motore dopo aver riempito la marmitta a barilotto 1 Marmitta Attenua la rumorosit dello scarico ed impedisce il riflusso dell acqua verso il motore Si consiglia di insta...

Page 13: ...nominale del gruppo elettrogeno Il gruppo elettrogeno dotato di una protezione magnetotermicacheinterrompel erogazionedicorren te in caso di sovraccarico o cortocircuito 6 4 Collegamento di terra Lac...

Page 14: ...OTORE 9 MOTORINODIAVVIAMENTO 10 PRESSOSTATOOLIO 11 PULSANTEARRESTODIEMERGENZA 12 REGOLATOREELETTRONICODITENSIONE 13 ROTORE 14 STATORE 15 TERMICO 16 TERMOSTATOMOTORE 17 STRUMENTOINDICATORETEMPERATURA 1...

Page 15: ...I S 18 21 24 27 50 Hz 15 I I...

Page 16: ...pical installation with generator below the water line Fig 5 11 4 4 3 Typical installation of generator with gas water separating exhaust type GENSEP above the waterline fig 6 11 4 4 4 Typical install...

Page 17: ...tions contained in this manual guarantees the safety of the operator protection against damage to persons or things operating economy and a longer life of the generator Thedrawingsareprovidedbywayofex...

Page 18: ...r intake on the base Fig 2 Therefore always check that this intake is free of any obstruction 4 COOLING WATER CIRCUIT The generator engine is cooled by a closed circuit system with heat exchanger Duri...

Page 19: ...ndicated in the installation diagram 4 3 Components The seawater intake system must be independent of that oftheboatpropulsionengines 1 1 2 direct seawater intake Ifthegeneratorisinstalledataheightofo...

Page 20: ...dicated Itisconnectedtothegeneratorterminals Fig 12Ref 4 with cables of 25 mm2 cross section for distances up to 5 m and 35 mm2 cross section for greater distances in the following order First connect...

Page 21: ...regulator 7 Power terminal board 8 Emergency stop button 9 Thermal switch 10 START STOPbutton 11 Engine protection module 12 Terminalboard 13 Connector for remote control panel connection 14 Fuel gau...

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