Diagram.pdf

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BRUSH CHIPPER HEAVY DUTY D-10 FE FUNDING
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RFB 605 2300000600 3
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Elliott County, Kentucky

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This is a technical specification diagram for the Department of Energy (DOE) detailing electrical connector and lighting requirements for dump truck trailers. The specification mandates the use of a 7-pole male connector (trailer pole socket) and a 7-pole female connector compatible with SAE J560B standards. The diagram specifies that all lighting components—including ground marker, tail marker, tail ABS, hot-circuit connections, right turn signal, left turn signal, and brake light—must be separate LED type lights that are rubber-mounted, recessed within the trailer frame, and plug-in type. The specification explicitly prohibits the use of spade-type connectors and requires separate light fixtures for stop lights and turn signals.

No pricing terms, set-asides, incumbents, funding sources, response dates, or contract award information is provided in this technical specification document. The diagram serves as a design and performance standard for trailer electrical systems compatible with DOE fleet vehicles and does not contain procurement timeline, budgetary, or administrative details relevant to the contract opportunity.

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Plug Used on D.O.E. Dump Trucks View from rear of truck

7 - Pole Male Connector (trailer pole socket on DOE trucks) 7 - Pole Female Connector

SAE J560B

Ground

Marker, Tail Marker, Tail

ABS,

Hot all the time

Right Turn Signal Left Turn Signal

Brake Light

NOTE:

Need Pole Connector Do Not Use Spade Type Connector

This will require separate lights for stop lights and turn signals. All lights are to be LED type, are to be rubber mounted, recessed in the frame of the trailer and be plug-in type.

View from rear of truck

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