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The ventilating fans for the whole unit are fed from two unit lines 29 and 30,energised<br />

from a double-pole fan contactor which is under the control <strong>of</strong> the guard. The contactor is <strong>of</strong> the<br />

latched type, and only momentary pulse from the FANS ON and FANS OFF buttons in the driving<br />

trailer cab are required to operate it. The two fan circuits are protected by fuses VF1 and VF2 or<br />

MCB.<br />

10.5.5 Battery circuits (Ref. fig.10.5.5)<br />

The battery positive and negative connections are taken through battery fuses BF1 and<br />

BF2, to the battery-isolating switch. This is a 200A1double-pole rotary switch having four positions<br />

OFF, NORMAL, OFF and CHARGE. In either <strong>of</strong> OFF positions the battery is completely isolated.<br />

In the CHARGE position the battery is connected to the charging socket in the emergency cab,<br />

thus allowing it to be charged from an external supply.<br />

In NORMAL position the battery is connected to wires DIG and GD, supplying the<br />

auxiliary compresssor, the emergency lights and the control circuits. The static battery charger<br />

feeds the battery on energisation <strong>of</strong> 266V ac auxiliary circuit.<br />

10.6 AUXILIARY COMPRESSOR MOTOR<br />

This is protected by fuse MCB and is controlled by auxiliary compressor contactor CC2.<br />

Contactor CC2 is fed from the control positive via a miniature circuit breaker. The auxiliarycompressor<br />

governor is provided with a sealed switch GS4 which can be closed in the event <strong>of</strong><br />

failure <strong>of</strong> governor. The function <strong>of</strong> the interlock ABR/1 is to isolate the auxiliary compressor circuit<br />

whenever the air-blast circuit-breaker is open.<br />

10.7 EMERGENCY LIGHT<br />

The two emergency lighting circuits are fed direct from the battery.<br />

10.7.1 The emergency head and tail lights are supplied through the emergency head and tail<br />

lights fuse EHTF, and a contact on the emergency head and tail lights relay. If the supply to the<br />

normal head and tail lights fail the relay opens and lights the emergency head and tail lamps.<br />

10.7.2 The emergency coach lights are fed through the emergency lights fuse ELF, and one<br />

pole <strong>of</strong> the double-pole lighting contactor which is under the control <strong>of</strong> the guard . The feed is also<br />

taken through contacts <strong>of</strong> the emergency lighting relay so that if the supplies to the main lighting<br />

circuits fail, the relay will open and the emergency lights will be lit.<br />

The emergency coach lighting circuits are the same on all coaches in the unit, each coach having<br />

its own relays controlling its own emergency lighting.<br />

10.8 CONTROL CIRCUIT SUPPLY<br />

The supply to all control circuits on the unit is fed through the control fuse CF to unit wire<br />

14. The auxiliary compressor-governor circuit and the LT voltmeter are also fed through this fuse.<br />

10.9 MAIN LIGHTS

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