Circuit breaker planning
From the v2.4 electrical system packing list and 912ULS wiring diagram
Toggle switch (high quality DC type) Single throw Single pole On / Off
13 x Toggle Switch SPST Single Pole On/Off (12-100)
Lever Switch # 12-100 | Aircraft Spruce ®
Toggle switch (high quality DC type) Single throw Double pole On / Off
1 x Toggle Switch DPST Double Pole On/Off (12-200)
Lever Switch # 12-200 | Aircraft Spruce ®
Circuit breakers single action (push to reset)
1 x EC-CBR-001-X-X-0 TYCO Circuit Breaker W58 Series 1A
trim
2 x EC-CBR-003-X-X-0 TYCO Circuit Breaker W58 Series 3A
fuel pump, trim,
10 x EC-CBR-005-X-X-0 TYCO Circuit Breaker W58 Series 5A
transponder, radio, autopilot, GEA/GSU, backup battery, EFIS, backup EFIS, flaps
1 x EC-CBR-010-X-X-0 TYCO Circuit Breaker W58 Series 10A
1 x EC-CBR-015-X-X-0 TYCO Circuit Breaker W58 Series 15A
lights
1 x EC-CBR-030-X-X-0 TYCO Circuit Breaker W58 Series 30A
charge from alternator/regulator
30A master switch/circuit breaker
Needed
circuit breaker for camera mounts
split light breaker into separate taxi and landing breakers
separate breaker for nav lights and tail strobe
The breaker size is matched to the AWG-dependent current of any one branch off a given breaker. Current limits are taken from Table 11-3 on page 11-15 in AC43-13-1B:
- 22AWG -5A
- 20AWG - 7.5A
- 18AWG -10A
- 16AWG - 15A
- 14AWG - 20A
- 12AWG - 30A
- 10AWG - 40A
- 8AWG - 50A
- 6AWG - 80A
- 4AWG - 100A
Table of actual M27500 shielded wiring in build
Landing Lights (L&R) 16AWG (passing through DT connector with 13A rating)
- both routed through one 15A breaker - BREAKER 1
Taxi Lights (L&R) x 16AWG (passing through DT connector with 13A rating)
- both routed through one 15A breaker - BREAKER 2
USB to right wing 18AWG
USB to rear fuselage 18 AWG
USB Overhead 18AWG
- all three routed through one 10A breaker - BREAKER 3
Pitot heat to left wing 12AWG (passing through DTP connector with 25A rating)
- 20A breaker - BREAKER 4
Trim motor 22AWG (5A limit on wire)
- 2A breaker - BREAKER 5
L&R wing nav lights 18AWG
VS Strobe 18AWG
- allrouted through one 10A breaker - BREAKER 6
From Dynon schematics
Page 3: 5A - EFIS 1
- 5A breaker - BREAKER 7
Page 4: 3A - transponder and ADS B receiver
- 3A breaker - BREAKER 8
Page 8: 5A - com panel, com radio
- 5A breaker - BREAKER 9
Page 11: 10A - autopilot servos (each supplied with 20AWG wire, which is limited to 5A so separate breakers required for each)
- 5A breaker for roll servo - BREAKER 10
- 5A breaker for pitch servo - BREAKER 11
Additional breakers
transponder
- 5A breaker - BREAKER 12
flap motor and controller
- 5A breaker - BREAKER 13
Backup EFIS
- 5A breaker - BREAKER 14
FLARM
- 5A breaker - BREAKER 15
No breaker required for backup battery, as this is charged from the EFIS
Overhead light 22AWG
- 5A breaker, shared with other accessory 22AWG circuits - BREAKER 15
Wing electrical connector planning
This post is from Adam Dickson