QUIK CORP RFBAQ Isuzu FTS 139-260, Руководство пользователя

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DUCOT – Heavy Attack 2020
Rural Fire Brigades Association Queensland
Revision 1.0, 11/2020 Page 99 of 132
13.10 Electrical
The appliance has been fitted with customised electrical systems to provide the functionality
required to fulfil the roles of a fire and rescue appliance. These include:
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Emergency Lights and Siren
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Lighting
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Communications
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Battery Isolation
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Circuit Protection
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240V System
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Ancillary Electrical Systems
13.10.1 Emergency Lights and Siren
The handset on the dash controls all of the Emergency Lights and Siren functions. The emergency
lights and siren require the vehicle ignition to be on to operate. For detailed instructions, refer to
section 13.1.6 Siren Controller and PA on page 44.
13.10.2 Work Lights
The appliance has work lights on top of the lockers and the pump control panel. The work lights
operate as three groups, NS, OS and Rear. All three groups have individual switches on the pump
control panel; however, the siren controller left, and right arrows can control the NS and OS work
lights. From the Siren Controller Arrows, the Left and Right Work Lights only require the vehicle
ignition to be on to operate. From the Pump Control Panel, the Left and Right Work Lights require
the vehicle ignition and park lights to be on to operate.
The Rear Work Lights only operate from the Pump Control Panel unless the Auxiliary Reverse
switch is active. The Rear Work Lights require the vehicle ignition, park lights and the pump
ignition on to operate.
13.10.3 Auxiliary Reverse Lights
The Auxiliary Reverse Lights system provides the ability to turn on the two rear-facing work lights
to improve visibility when reversing at night. To operate the Auxiliary Reverse Lights:
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With the vehicle engine running, select reverse gear.
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Press the Auxiliary Reverse Lights momentary switch.
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The Rear Work Lights will turn on.
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Moving the gear lever out of reverse automatically turns off the Auxiliary Reverse Lights to
prevent the lights from staying on and distracting/frustrating other road users while the
appliance is driving along.
13.10.4 Mast Light
The Mast Light switch is on the Pump Control Panel. The vehicle ignition and park lights must be
on for the Mast Light to operate.