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Under what conditions will the electrical system operate as two separate, independent systems?
When 4 or more generators are online. ;
When is the ground service bus powered?
The ground service bus will be powered when a GPU is powered and plugged into the aircraft but not selected and the batteries are off. ;
What buses are energized while in the essential power mode?
The essential buses, hot battery buses and the central dc bus. ;
Which of the following is still available in essential power mode? Flaps, pressurization, and/or normal gear extension.
Normal gear extension. ;
Describe the number of generators and respective voltage of the electrical system.
5 generator each capable of producing 28 VDC and 400 amps.;
Can the GPU be used to recharge the main aircraft batteries?
No, BC1 and BC2 open automatically when the GPU is selected and supplying power. ;
What items are powered from the 115 VAC Bus?
TCAS, E-GPWS, Windshear. ;
Which electrical bus supplies power to the ISIS on the 145XR?
The backup battery hot bus. ;
Under what conditions are shed buses powered while on the ground?
With GPU powering the aircraft and the shed bus switch in the auto or override position. With at least one generator online and the shed bus in the override position. With 3 or more generators online. ;
How many minutes will the NICAD main batteries supply power in flight when in the essential power mode?
40 minutes or 45 minutes with pitot/static 3 heat deselected. ;
Will the electrical system still be configured as two separate systems after the loss of the APU generator and engine driven generator 1?
No. At least 4 generators must be online to have redundant electrical systems. ;
Of the cockpit screens, FMS, RMU’s, and flight instrumentation, which are available in the essential power mode following a loss of all generators?
The EICAS, RMU1/2, and the standby instruments/ISIS. ;
What criteria must be established in order to have shed bus power in flight?
At least 3 generators must be online for shed bus power in flight. ;
With GPU power available and selected, where should the shed bus switch be positioned to energize the shed buses?
Auto or Override. ;
Is DME available when is essential power mode?
No, but VOR or LOC type approaches may be flown so long as DME is not required. ;
Define the EICAS master warning ELEC ESS XFR FAIL.
The electrical system has failed to properly transfer into the essential power mode following a loss of all generators. ;
What is the function of the backup battery button on the overhead panel?
The backup battery button connects or disconnects the backup battery from the electrical system (via hot bus1). ;
What does the GPU AVAIL inscription on the GPU button on the overhead panel indicate?
The GPU AVAIL inscription indicates that the GPU is properly connected to the aircraft receptacle and some power is available (not necessarily sufficient or stable power though). ;
What items are powered from the backup battery/backup hot bus?
The Electrical Distribution Logic, the 5 Generator Control Units and the ISIS (XR only). ;
What is the power source for SG 2?
DC Bus 2. ;
How are the emergency light batteries charged?
The emergency light batteries are charged by Essential DC Bus 2. ;
How are the aisle pathways illuminated on the XR, and what charges it?
The aisle path lighting is provided from photoluminescent strips. The strips must be charged by allowing an un-obstructed exposure to the normal cabin lighting for 10 minutes on the first flight of the day. ;
What power source energizes the emergency lighting system on the 135 EP/LR, 145 EP/LR?
Four dedicated batteries provide power to the emergency lighting system. The batteries are charged via essential DC bus 2 when they are not in use. ;
How long will the emergency lighting last?
The batteries will provide power for approximately 15 minutes. ;
Is it possible for the flight attendant to activate emergency lighting if the cockpit emergency light switch is set to OFF?
Yes, the flight attendant may override the cockpit switch and turn on emergency lighting anytime. ;
Can the emergency light batteries be charged while they are in use?
No, the batteries are only charged when the emergency light switch is in the ARM position and the lights are not in use. ;
Will the nosewheel taxi and landing light remain illuminated following gear retraction?
No, the lights are automatically extinguished when the nose gear isn’t down and locked. ;
What is the power source of the nosewheel taxi and landing lights?
The nosewheel lights are shed bus powered. ;