TM 9-2320-211-20
Figure 2-230. Van in operating position--rear view.
(b) The 110-208-volt, 3-phase, 60-cycle
(2) P o w e r e n t r a n c e r e c e p t a c l e . T h e p o w e r
s y s t e m , powered from an external source. T h i s
entrance (fig. 2-230) is located on the lower right
system is used to furnish power directly to the 208-
corner of the van rear panel. A spring-loaded,
volt air conditioner unit, and is split into three
hinged cap locks the cable in the receptacle and
single phases to furnish power to the 110-volt
prevents the entrance of foreign matter when the
circuit breaker box. Connection to the van body is
cable is removed.
by means of a 4-wire cable and connector plugged
(3) 100-foot power cable and reel. The 100-
into the power cable entrance receptacle at the rear
f o o t power cable consists of a 4-wire rubber-
of the van body (fig. 2-230)
insulated cable equipped at one end with a female
(c) The 110-volt, single phase, 60-cycle
receptacle to accommodate the 4-prong entrance
s y s t e m , derived from the 208-volt, 3-phase, 60-
receptacle, and at the opposite end with a male
cycle system. The 208-volt, 3-phase, power circuit
receptacle designed to fit the female receptacle of
is separated into three groups of four circuits each
the outside power source. The cable is sotwed on
in the 110-volt circuit breaker box. Each group of
the power cable reel mounted on the right rear
circuit breakers is used to supply power to various
corner of the chassis frame (fig. 2-230) when the
items of auxiliary equipment mounted permanently
van is in its traveling position. A canvas boot is
in the van body, as well as additional equipment
provided to protect the cable while it is in the
installed for tactical purposes.
stowed position.
