Review the expected kits for the spare fuses rule
Check the expected kits for the configuration that now adds three spare fuses to 24 V boxes with spares, before approving them independently.
For reviewers
Check the expected kits for the configuration that now adds three spare fuses to 24 V boxes with spares, before approving them independently.
Read these instructions on any device. Watch or practise a chapter on a desktop or laptop, with a desktop or mobile application layout. Demonstrations use sample data and simulated scanners.
Independent expected kits
- Load the current KitProof revision
Load the current KitProof revision
Load the control box configuration, which now adds three spare fuses to 24 V boxes with spares, and the expected kits your team worked out for it.
- Read the expected kits
Read the expected kits
Read each example: the order’s options and the kit your team expects, part by part.
- Compare orders with and without spares
Compare orders with and without spares
Compare EX-01 and EX-10. They differ only in the spare option: with spares, the kit includes three 2 A fuses; without, it leaves the spare fuses out.
- Compare the 24 V and 48 V orders with spares
Compare the 24 V and 48 V orders with spares
Compare EX-01 and EX-11. Both choose spares, but the 48 V order gets no spare fuses: the rule now applies only on a 24 V supply.
- Explain the independent check
Explain the independent check
Record how you checked the expected kits against the approved drawing.
- Approve the expected kits
Approve the expected kits
Approve these expected kits as a separate reviewer. This does not release the configuration or change any kit at the bench.
The expected kits are approved. The configuration still needs its proof and an independent release review.