46 CFR §111.30-29
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- (a)Each emergency generator must have an emergency switchboard.
- (b)There must be a test switch at the emergency switchboard to simulate a failure of the normal power source and cause the emergency loads to be supplied from the emergency power source.
- (c)The emergency switchboard must be as near as practicable to the emergency power source but not in the same space as a battery emergency power source.
- (d)Each switchboard of an alternating-current emergency generator must have:
- (e)For each emergency generator that is not excited from a variable voltage or rotary amplifier exciter that is controlled by a voltage regulator unit acting on the exciter field, each emergency switchboard must have:
- (f)Each emergency switchboard must have the following:
- (1)An ammeter with a selector switch that connects the ammeter to show the current for each phase.
- (2)A voltmeter with a selector switch that connects the voltmeter to show:
- (3)Ground detection that meets subpart 111.05 for the emergency lighting system.
- (4)A frequency meter.
- (5)An exciter field rheostat.
- (6)A voltage regulator and a voltage regulator functional cut-out switch.
- (g)Each direct-current emergency switchboard must have the: