Electrical Flashcards
What Type Are The Main Batteries And Where Are They Located?
(2) Lithium-Ion Batteries, Located Behind Access Doors On Either Side Of The Fuselage, Aft Of The Wing
What Are The Batteries Rated At
27 Volts and 44 Amp Hours
How Long Can The Batteries Provide Power To The Emergency Bus Items?
At Least 42 Minutes
- If Emergency Power Is Selected Within 5 minutes Of Losing All Generator Power
Where Is The Standby Battery Located?
Left Nose Compartment
What Kind Of Battery Is the Standby?
Lead Acid
What Does The Standby Battery Provide Emergency Power To?
The Standby Flight Display
What’s The Standby Battery Rated At?
24 VDC And 10.5 Amp Hours
How Is The Standby Battery Tested?
The STBY PWR Switch In The Cockpit
The Standby Battery Is Charged From The ________ ________ ________
Left Mission Bus
How Long Does The Standby Battery Provide Power?
180 Minutes Of Electrical Power To The Standby Bus In The Event Right Mission Bus Power Is Lost
An Illuminated Amber Light Adjacent To The STBY PWR Switch Mean?
The Standby Bus Is No Longer Receiving Power From The Right Mission Bus
What Powers The Emergency Lights In The Event Of An Electrical System Failure?
(4) Battery Packs
2 Located On Cockpit Floorboard
2 Located On Aft Pressure Bulkhead
The 4 Battery Packs Are Continuously Charged From?
Emergency Buses
What Are The Engine-Driven Generators Rated At?
28.5 Volt DC
Rated At 500 Amps In Flight
And 400 Amps On The Ground
APU Generator
How Many Volts?
What’s It Rated At?
28.5 Volt DC
400 Amps In Flight
500 Amps On The Ground