Check CCR step currents and circuit voltage, work through the commissioning checklist, then print a signed summary.
Check CCR output current at each brightness step, compare the circuit voltage with what the load should need, work through a commissioning checklist from pre-checks to acceptance, then print a signed summary.
Set from your specification.
Allowance between expected and measured voltage. Set from your specification.
Enter the nominal current for each brightness step of your CCR and the value you measured. The nominal values are typical for a 5-step, 6.6 A CCR and are only a starting point. Replace them with the figures from your CCR datasheet.
| Step | Nominal (A) | Measured (A) | Deviation | Result |
|---|
Sum of all lamp watts on the circuit.
Placeholder. Use the datasheet value.
Placeholder. Use 1.00 to ignore the reactive part of the voltage.
Total loop resistance of the series cable. If left empty, the cable loss is taken as 0.
Gives real-power loading %, so use the rating in kW as the manufacturer states it.
Set each item to Pass, Fail, Pending or N/A. Your progress is saved in this browser. Add the test records and reference numbers in the notes column.
Contractor signature: ______________________
Client / consultant: ______________________
Date: ______________
Every figure comes from the formulas below, so the result can be checked by hand.
A step passes when the deviation is within the current tolerance in either direction. A step is only checked when both nominal and measured values are entered.
Ifull is the nominal value of the last step in the table, or 6.6 A if that is empty. The measured voltage passes when it is within the voltage tolerance of the expected value.
This is real-power loading, so enter the CCR rating in kW as the manufacturer states it.
Pending and Fail items both count as not complete. The summary shows "Ready for acceptance review" only when no item is failed or pending and the circuit test has no failures.
| Measured vs expected | Look for |
|---|---|
| Higher | Extra resistance such as a poor connector or splice, or lamps or transformers heavier than scheduled |
| Lower | Missing lamps or transformers, or a lighter load than scheduled |
| 🟢 Ready | No failed or pending items, and the circuit test passed |
| 🔴 Open failures | A checklist item or a circuit check has failed |
| 🟠 Pending | Items are still pending, or no circuit test has been run |
It does not know which specification applies. The tolerances, efficiency, power factor and nominal step currents are placeholders you set. It does not replace the manufacturer's test procedures or the aerodrome authority's acceptance requirements. The checklist is saved only in this browser.
Quick answers on the CCR step current check, the voltage check and the commissioning checklist.
It checks the CCR output current at each brightness step, compares the circuit voltage with what the load should need, and lets you work through a commissioning checklist from pre-checks to acceptance. It then produces a printable summary with a sign-off block for the contractor and the client or consultant.
Deviation % = (measured − nominal) ÷ nominal × 100. A step passes when the deviation is within the current tolerance in either direction, and a step is checked only when both the nominal and measured values are entered. The nominal values on the page are typical for a 5-step, 6.6 A CCR and are only a starting point, so replace them with the figures from your CCR datasheet.
P = Load ÷ efficiency + I² × Rcable, Q = (Load ÷ efficiency) × tan(cos⁻¹ PF), and the expected V = √(P² + Q²) ÷ Ifull. Ifull is the nominal value of the last step in the table, or 6.6 A if that is empty. The measured voltage passes when it is within the voltage tolerance of the expected value.
A higher measured voltage suggests extra resistance such as a poor connector or splice, or lamps or transformers heavier than scheduled. A lower measured voltage suggests missing lamps or transformers, or a lighter load than scheduled.
Loading % = (Load ÷ efficiency + I² × Rcable) ÷ (kW × 1000) × 100. This is real-power loading, so enter the CCR rating in kW as the manufacturer states it. The CCR rating is optional.
Set each item to Pass, Fail, Pending or N/A. Complete % = Pass ÷ (items − N/A) × 100, and Pending and Fail items both count as not complete. The summary shows Ready only when no item is failed or pending and the circuit test has passed. Open failures means a checklist item or circuit check has failed, and Pending means items are still pending or no circuit test has been run. Your progress is saved only in this browser.
No. The tolerances, transformer efficiency, power factor and nominal step currents are placeholders you set, and the tool does not know which specification applies. Set the tolerances from your specification.
No. It supports your commissioning records but does not replace the project specification, the manufacturer's test procedures or the aerodrome authority's acceptance requirements, which set the actual limits and required tests.
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