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Electrical Standards Marine ProductsMarine ProductsElectrical StandardsCodes and SpecificationsABYC Standard, July 2001, Excerpts.8.4 DEFINITIONS – For the purposes of this standard, the followingdefinitions apply.Ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) – A device intended for the protection ofpersonnel that functions to de-energize a circuit, or portion thereof, within anestablished period of time when a current to ground exceeds some predeterminedvalue that is less than that required to operate the overcurrent protective device of thesupply circuit.Watertight – So constructed that water will not enter the enclosure under thetest conditions specified in NEMA standard 250.Weatherproof – Constructed or protected so that exposure to the weatherwill not interfere with successful operation.8.12 GROUND FAULT PROTECTION8.12.1 If installed, a ground fault protector (GFP) shall only be used toprotect equipment.NOTE: A ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) may be used on single phaseAC circuits to provide additional protection for personneland equipment.8.12.2 GFCI and GFP breakers shall meet the requirements of UnderwritersLaboratories standard UL 943, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters, and therequirements of UL 489, Molded Case Circuit Protectors for Circuit BreakerEnclosures.8.12.3 GFCI and GFP breakers may be installed as panelboard feederbreakers to protect all associated circuits or in individual branch circuits.8.12.4 Single-pole GFCI and GFP breakers shall only be used if:8.12.4.1 the single phase 120 volt system has a polarity indicator, or8.12.4.2 the system uses either a polarization transformer, orthe system is 120/240 volts.8.12.5 GFCI receptacle devices shall meet the requirements ofUnderwriters Laboratories standard UL 943, Ground Fault circuitInterrupters, and the requirements of UL 498, Electrical Attachment Plugsand Receptacles.8.12.6 GFCI receptacle devices may be installed as part of a convenienceoutlet installation either in single outlet applications or in multiple feedthrough installations. See ABYC E-8.17.8.NOTE: Isolation transformer primary main breakers – GFP breakers maybe installed as the main breaker on the primary side of isolationtransformers. See E-8.23, Diagram 8 and Diagram 11. This GFPbreaker will provide ground fault protection only for the primarywinding of the transformer. Protection for circuits supplied bythe secondary winding of the transformer may be provided inaccordance with ABYC E-8.11.4, E-8.11.5, E-8.11.6.3, andE-8.12.4.8.16 SWITCHES8.16.1 Switches used in branch circuits shall simultaneously open allungrounded conductor(s) of the branch circuit.8.16.2 Switches shall have voltage ratings not less than the systemvoltage, current ratings not less than the connected load, and shall be ratedfor the type of load, i.e., inductive or resistive.8.17 RECEPTACLES8.17.1 Receptacles shall be installed in boxes that meet the requirementsof UL 514A, Metallic Outlet Boxes, or 514C, Nonmetallic Outlet Boxes, FlushDevice Boxes and Covers 514.D Cover plates for flush mounted wiringdevices.8.17.2 Receptacles shall be of the grounding type with a terminal providedfor the grounding (green) conductor as shown in Figure 10 and Figure 11.8.17.3 Receptacles and matching plugs used on AC systems shall not beinterchangeable with receptacles and matching plugs used on DC systems.8.17.4 Power wiring for receptacles shall be connected so that thegrounded (white) conductor attaches to the terminal identified by theword “white" or a light color (normally white or silver). The ungroundedconductors(s) shall be attached to the terminal(s) identified by a dark color(normally brass or copper) and, optionally, the letters X, Y, and Z or L1, L2,and L3.8.17.5 A branch circuit supplying a combination of receptacle loads andpermanently connected loads shall not supply fixed loads in excess of thefollowing:8.17.5.1 600 watts for a 15 ampere circuit;8.17.5.2 1000 watts for a 20 ampere circuit.NOTE: Refer to E-8.18.5 for load calculations.8.17.6 Receptacles shall be installed in locations not normally subjectto rain, spray, or flooding, but, if receptacles are used in such areas, thefollowing shall apply:8.17.6.1 Receptacles installed in locations subject to rain, spray, or splashshall be weatherproof as may be provided by a spring loaded, self closingcover.8.17.6.2 Receptacles installed in areas subject to flooding or momentarysubmersion shall be of a watertight design as may be provided by athreaded, gasketed cover.8.17.7 Receptacles provided for the galley shall be located so appliancecords can be plugged in without crossing a traffic area, galley stove, or sink.8.17.8 If installed in a head, galley, machinery space, or on a weather deck,the receptacle shall be protected by a Type A (nominal 4-6 milliamperes)Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI). See ABYC E-8.12.NOTE: GFCI receptacle devices are not necessarily ignition protected perABYC E-8.9.1.8.22 SHORE POWER SUPPLY8.22.1 Power Inlet – The receptacle, or receptacles, installed to receivea connecting cable to carry AC shore power aboard shall be a male typeconnector.8.22.1.1 Power inlets installed in locations subject to rain, spray, or splashshall be weatherproof whether or not in use.8.22.1.2 Power inlets installed in areas subject to flooding or momentarysubmersion shall be of a watertight design whether or not in use.8.22.1.3 Metallic power inlets installed on metallic boats using an isolationtransformer or a galvanic isolator shall be insulated from metallic structureand components. On nonmetallic boats using an isolation transformer or agalvanic isolator the power inlet shall be insulated from metallic componentsconnected to the boat’s ground.8.22.2 Shore Power Cable – On each boat equipped with an AC shorepower system, a shore power cable that contains the conductors for thepower circuit and a grounding (green) conductor shall be provided.8.22.2.1 Except where the shore power cable is permanently connected tothe boat, the boat end of this cable shall be terminated with a locking andgrounding female type connector to match the boat power inlet. See Figure11 and Figure 12.8.22.2.2 The shore power cable shall be flexible cord with the minimumproperties of Type SO, ST, STO, SEO, or STOOW, and shall be suitable foroutdoor use. The shore connection end of this cable shall be fitted with alocking and grounding type plug with the required number of poles and shallcomply with the National Electrical Code. See Figure 11 or Figure 12 andAppendix AP Table 2.W-46 www.hubbell-wiring.comDimensions in Inches (mm)
Section XGeneral Technical DataIndexProductPageIndustry Standards ....................................................X-2Certification Agencies and Markings ....................................X-4Industry Associations, Organizations and Standards .......................X-5Codes and Standards Organizations ....................................X-6AC Switch Data and Horsepower Explanation ............................X-7RoHS, TR, WR and IP Meanings ........................................X-8NEMA and IEC Classifications - Enclosures ..............................X-9Enclosure Types for Non-Hazardous Locations ..........................X-10Circuit Wiring Diagrams ..............................................X-12Electrical Symbols and Abbreviations ...................................X-17Diameter Ranges of Jacketed Cord Chart & Decimal Equivalents Chart .....X-18Horsepower Ratings for NEMA Configuration ............................X-19Horsepower Ratings for IEC Pin and Sleeve .............................X-20Certification Agenciesand MarkingsCircuit Wiring DiagramsElectrical Symbols andAbbreviationsPush Button BuzzerBellAnnunciatorOutside telephoneInterconnecting telephoneTelephone switchboardBell ringing transformerElectric door openerFire alarm bellCity fire alarm stationHorsepower Rating TablesCatalog NumberA/C VoltageRatingHPRatingHBL420R9W 3Ø250 2HBL420R7W 3Ø480 5HBL420R5W 3Ø600 7-1/2HBL520R9W 3ØY 120/208 1/2HBL520R7W 3ØY 277/480 5HBL520R5W 3ØY 347/600 7-1/2HBL430R9W 3Ø250 3HBL430R7W 3Ø480 7-1/2HBL430R5W 3Ø600 10HBL530R9W 3ØY 120/208 2HBL530R7W 3ØY 277/480 7-1/2HBL530R5W 3ØY 347/600 10General Technical Data Indexwww.hubbell-wiring.comX-1
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Section AStraight Blade DevicesInde
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Section HGround Fault ProductsIndex
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Technical InformationPedestal FRPTP
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Section PNetwork WiringEnterprise G
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Section QHose and Cable Protection
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Section UOther Wiring ProductsIndex
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