• DIN EN 60092-507 : 2001

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    ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN SHIPS - PART 507: PLEASURE CRAFT

    Available format(s):  Hardcopy

    Language(s):  German

    Published date:  01-11-2001

    Publisher:  Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker

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    INTRODUCTION
    1 Scope
    2 Normative references
    3 Definitions
    4 General requirements and conditions
          4.1 Ratings
          4.2 Generators
          4.3 Ambient air and cooling water temperature
          4.4 Inclination of craft
          4.5 Materials
          4.6 Voltage and frequency variations
                 4.6.1 AC Systems
                 4.6.2 DC Systems
          4.7 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas
                 atmospheres
          4.8 Electrical fittings and cables attached to
                 structures of another metal
          4.9 Equipment enclosure and location
          4.10 Magnetic compasses
          4.11 Electromagnetic compatibility
          4.12 Emergency services
    5 Distribution systems
          5.1 Standard d.c. distribution systems
          5.2 Standard a.c. distribution systems
          5.3 Earthed distribution systems
          5.4 Balance of loads
                 5.4.1 Balance of load in a three-wire d.c.
                          system
                 5.4.2 Balance of load in three-phase a.c.
                          systems
          5.5 Final circuit
          5.6 Socket-outlets
          5.7 Shore connection
          5.8 Navigation lights
          5.9 Radio and navigation equipment
          5.10 Internal communication circuits
    6 Diversity (demand) factor
          6.1 Final circuits
          6.2 Circuits other than final circuits
          6.3 Application of diversity (demand) factors
          6.4 Motor power circuits
    7 Protection against electric shock
          7.1 Protection against direct contact
          7.2 Protection against indirect contact
                 7.2.1 Protection by automatic disconnection
                          of supply
                 7.2.2 Protection by use of class II equipment
                 7.2.3 Protection by electrical separation
    8 Degree of protection
          8.1 General degree of protection provided by
                 enclosures
          8.2 Protection from dripping water
          8.3 Cable entry
    9 Cables
          9.1 Selection of cable
          9.2 Conductors
          9.3 Protective coverings
          9.4 Determination of the cross-sectional areas of
                 conductors
          9.5 Current ratings for continuous service
          9.6 Correction factors for different ambient air
                 temperatures
          9.7 Correction factors for cable bunching
          9.8 Correction factors for non-continuous service
          9.9 Parallel connection of cables
          9.10 Segregation of circuits
    10 Protection against overcurrent
          10.1 General
          10.2 Special applications
          10.3 Overload protection
    11 Measuring instruments
          11.1 Instruments for d.c. generators
          11.2 Instruments for a.c. generators
    12 Equipment
          12.1 Generators and motors
          12.2 Solar generators
          12.3 Transformers
          12.4 Switchgear and controlgear assemblies
          12.5 Accumulator batteries
          12.6 Battery chargers
          12.7 Engine starting system
          12.8 Luminaires
          12.9 Heating and cooking appliances
    13 Installation
          13.1 Earthing
          13.2 Cables
          13.3 Accumulator (storage) batteries
          13.4 Location of vented batteries
          13.5 Transformers
          13.6 Convertors/inverters
          13.7 Heating and cooking appliances
          13.8 Lightning protection
          13.9 Connections
          13.10 Isolation and switching-off
    14 Testing
          14.1 General
          14.2 Insulation resistance
          14.3 Switchboards, section boards and distribution
                 boards
          14.4 Lighting and power circuits
          14.5 Switchgear
          14.6 Generators and motors
          14.7 Lighting, heating and galley equipment
          14.8 Voltage drop
          14.9 Navigation, control, instrumentation and
                 communication systems
          14.10 Internal communication circuits
          14.11 Earthing
    Annex A (informative) Connection between marina and pleasure
                          craft
    Annex B (informative) Electromagnetic interference (EMI)
                          matrix
    Bibliography
    Annex ZA (normative) Normative references to international
                         publications with their corresponding
                         European publications

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    Defines criteria for design, installation and construction of electrical systems in pleasure craft.

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    Document Type Standard
    Publisher Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker
    Status Current

    Standards Referenced By This Book - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    DIN EN ISO 25197:2015-03 SMALL CRAFT - ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR STEERING, SHIFT AND THROTTLE (ISO 25197:2012 + AMD 1:2014)
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