RING-LOCK 8X1091 - Caterpillar

Engine: 3208 (S/N: 29A449-UP; 30A514-UP; 5YF213-UP) 3304 (S/N: 6YB233-UP; 3TC530-UP; 4PC233-UP; 83Z530-UP) 3306 (S/N: 2ZC238-337; 5JC348-UP; 85Z348-UP) 3406 (S/N: 75Z275-1808) 3408 (S/N: 78Z140-UP) 3412 (S/N: 2WJ30-UP; 81Z779-UP) 3508 (S/N: 1ZF418-674; 5XM23-UP; 3LS197-UP; 23Z420-UP; 70Z549-UP) 3512 (S/N: 3YF320-690; 6PM28-UP; 67Z486-UP) 3516 (S/N: 4XF222-UP; 5SJ65-UP; 7KM22-UP; 25Z420-UP; 73Z133-UP) G3406 (S/N: 1RK32-UP) G3412 (S/N: 3NK38-UP) G3516 (S/N: 4EK12-UP) G3520B (S/N: CWD1-UP)Electric Power Generation: G3520C (S/N: CWW1-UP; CWY1-UP)Introduction
The following Special Instruction gives detailed guidelines for mounting the EMCP II remotely at wire lengths of 50 feet, 300 feet and 600 feet. Lengths that are greater than these distances were not considered practical. Length of the wire was a factor in this consideration. Cost was also a factor. The instructions should be read and understood before any work is done.Glossary
Alternating Current (AC) - An alternating current is an electric current that reverses direction in a circuit at regular intervals.American Wire Gauge (AWG) - AWG is a measure of the diameter of electrical wire. AWG is also a measure of the current carrying capacity of electrical wire. When the AWG number is smaller, the diameter of the wire is larger. When the AWG number is larger, the diameter of the wire is smaller. Capacitive Coupling - A capacitive coupling is the transfer of electric charge between adjacent conductors.CAT Data Link - The data link is an electrical connection for communication with other onboard microprocessor based devices that use the data link.Customer Communication Module (CCM) - The CCM stops, starts and monitors power systems by a remote computer. The CCM converts the information from the CAT Data Link to RS-232 format. The distance of the CAT Data Link's communication is increased by the circuitry of the CCM.Conduit - A conduit is a tube or a duct for enclosing electrical wires or cables.Electronic Control Module (ECM) - The ECM controls the engine speed with Electronic Unit Injection.Electronic Modular Control Panel II (EMCP II) - The EMCP II is a generator set control and a metering device.Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) - The EMI is an undesirable combination of transmitted electrical energy and magnetic energy. The EMI usually causes a reduction in performance in the electrical systems.Flyback Diode - A flyback diode is an electronic device that restricts the current flow in order to suppress a voltage spike.Ground - A ground is a reference point for an electrical system. A ground may be the frame of the generator set, the steel of an installation, or the earth.Generator Set Control (GSC) - The GSC has direct control of the generator set. The GSC also monitors the generator set. The GSC is the main module of the EMCP II.Inductance - Inductance is the property of a circuit or component that produces voltage. Voltage can be produced within the circuit or from an adjacent circuit. The voltage is produced by a change in current in either of the circuits.Inductive Noise - Inductive noise is unwanted voltage that is caused by inductance.Potential - Potential is voltage in an electric circuit that is measured