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December 2013
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR
PURCHASE AND DELIVERY OF HEAVY-DUTY BUSES
RFP SRTA-2014-01
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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ambient temperature conditions. The starter shall be a heavy duty "Delco
Products Division" Model 42MT, or approved equal, as recommended by the
engine manufacturer and approved by the SRTA.
b. The starter solenoid switch shall be interlocked so that the engine can be started
in neutral gear only with the transmission selector in neutral only. Starter will not
operate when engine is running. The interlock shall be activated by fuel pressure
or by other approved means. Other major electrical loads shall be disconnected
while cranking.
14.6 Electrical Panel
a. Circuit breakers shall be provided to sectionalize and protect all branch circuits of
the electrical system of each coach. Any circuit without protection must be
approved by the SRTA.
b. To the maximum practical extent, electrical distribution and control devices shall
be grouped on an electrical panel arranged for ease of access, test, and
replacement of components. The panel shall be large enough to avoid crowding
of the components and leads. Component heat build-up shall not affect the
components or mounting locations. There shall be a test plug receptacle for
electronically diagnosing the engine using portable instruments.
c. A durable diagram shall be mounted, in the electrical panel, that identifies the
components and their function. Relays and circuit breakers shall be permanently
labeled to correspond to this diagram. Switch controlled lights shall be provided
to illuminate the main electrical panel.
d. The location, design, and arrangement of the panel and diagrams/labels shall be
approved by the SRTA during the pre-production meeting.
14.7 Multi-Plex System Electrical
a. The bus will be equipped with an I/O Controls Dinex multiplex control system, or
approved equal, to minimize individual circuits and ease in troubleshooting
electrical and component failures.
b. The main coach controller (MBC/HCNC) shall be located at the rear electical
enclosure panel (rear bulkhead). Additional DIO’s (Digital Input/Output Module)
will be located above the exit door, air tank compartment, driver’s console, and in
the rear electrical enclosure panel. The indicator lamp strip module shall be
integrated into the multiplexing system to receive commands from the master
module to turn appropriate indicator lights on and off according to programming
commands. The system shall be connected by a “ring loop” hookup.
14.8 Wiring
a. All wiring including cables shall be stranded copper, adequate in size to carry the
electrical load. Each harness shall contain identified spare wires (10 percent,
minimum one) and shall be installed with consideration of possible future need to
remove and replace it. All low voltage lighting shall run sufficiently cool so as to
eliminate any damage to lamps, lenses, sockets, wiring or surrounding areas.
Electrical junction boxes shall have sealed covers and openings.
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