Attachment 3 -NPC L Power Cart Specs.docx

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This is a technical specifications document for a 20-kVA power cart designed to support a Negative Pressure Conex Light (NPC L) unit at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. The Air Force Air Mobility Command/Surgeon General's Medical Readiness Logistics Division requires one unit for this application.

The power cart must meet specific electrical requirements including 208-240 VAC, 3-phase, 50/60 Hz input power conversion to 115-volt line-to-neutral and 200-208 volt line-to-line 3-phase 4-wire output at 400 Hz frequency. Safety features must include an AC output contactor with an aircraft safety interlock system for connect/disconnect operations. The cart requires an input cable minimum 50 feet in length with single-jacket 3-conductor configuration plus ground, and an output cable minimum 20 feet long with multiple banded conductors terminated with a standard aircraft plug connector.

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RFQ_NPC L Power Cart.pdf PDF
Attachment 1 -RFQ Information Sheet.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
Attachment 2 -Clauses and Provisions.pdf PDF

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NPC L Power Cart Specs General System Requirements:

· Capacity: 20-kVA rating

Input Power Specifications:

· Voltage/Frequency: 208 to 240 VAC, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz

Output Power Specifications:

· Voltage/Frequency: 115 volts (line-to-neutral)/200-208 volts (line-to-line), 3 phase, 4-wire, 400 Hz

· Protection/Safety: must include an AC output contactor connect/disconnect device equipped with an aircraft safety interlock system

Cables and Connectors:

· Input Cable: minimum 50 feet long, single-jacket 3-conductor with ground

· Output Cable: minimum 20 feet long, banded with multiple conductors

· Aircraft Connector: output cable must be terminated with a standard aircraft plug

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