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General| Brand | True blue power |
|---|---|
| Model | TC280 Series |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the TC280 Series Static Electrical Power Converter, its function, and applications in aircraft.
Details the electrical, physical, and qualification attributes of the TC280 converter.
Explains passive cooling methods for the TC280 unit and preferred mounting for optimal heat dissipation.
Guidelines for selecting installation locations, considering altitude, temperature, and humidity resistance.
Precautions for routing heavy gauge wires, avoiding sharp bends and potential chafing.
Discusses the non-TSO AC-to-DC conversion function and TSO approval considerations.
Overview of installation, including interconnect diagrams and power connection verification.
Instructions for visually inspecting the unit and included parts upon arrival for any shipping damage.
Details on constructing the cable harness, including wire gauge selection and pin assignments for power.
Specifics on connecting converter power input, AC return, DC output, and remote on/off control.
Illustrates flexible wiring installation options for integrating the converter into aircraft systems.
Steps to verify aircraft power and ground at the mating harness pins before connecting.
Instructions for base mounting the TC280 Series converter using specified hardware and dimensions.
Recommended checks after installation, including verifying output voltage and functionality.
Critical warnings against connecting outputs to other converters or ground AC power.
Details the TC280's AC voltage input to regulated DC output conversion and its power capabilities.
Overview of the converter's built-in protection mechanisms for reliable operation.
Explains how to use the remote on/off feature via a ground signal on a specific pin for output control.
Describes the unit's response to output voltage exceeding 32VDC, causing output disabling.
Details internal temperature sensing, output disabling, and automatic reset when temperature normalizes.
Explains the converter's ability to survive short circuits and over-currents, including output limiting.
States that no periodic maintenance or calibration is required for the converter's continued airworthiness.
Lists the model, part number, manufacturer, and environmental standards met, including RTCA DO-160G.
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