Description
HYUNDAI 1003700 Product Description
Overview
HYUNDAI 1003700 is a spare electrical component from Hyundai Electric (Hyundai Heavy Industries automation series). HYUNDAI 1003700 is widely used on Hyundai marine switchboards, MCC panels and legacy vessel automation control cabinets. The exact sub-type datasheet is limited in public records, it is commonly stocked as replacement spare part for ship electrical overhaul.
Features
HYUNDAI 1003700 adopts marine-grade construction, designed to withstand vibration, humidity and salt spray environment on cargo ships, tankers and offshore platforms. It is fitted with secure screw terminal connection and status indication structure for on-site inspection. HYUNDAI 1003700 conforms to marine classification society requirements such as DNV, KR. It can be matched with Hyundai distribution breakers, motor starters and control relay circuits. 1003700 is the unique part number for warehouse identification and spare traceability.
Specs
Brand: HYUNDAI (Hyundai Electric) Model: 1003700 Product category: Marine electrical spare part Application: Shipboard LV switchboard / MCC panel Environment: Marine salt mist, vibration Certification: KR / DNV marine approval Mounting: Cabinet internal mounting Remark: Limited public technical datasheet, confirm with supplier drawing before replacement
Principle
HYUNDAI 1003700 acts as a signal switching or auxiliary monitoring component inside the marine low-voltage control loop. It transmits discrete feedback or protection trigger signals between main distribution protection devices and the local control circuit. When abnormal current or fault signal occurs, it changes contact state to send alarm or trip command to the control system.
Applications
HYUNDAI 1003700 is used for marine electrical system maintenance. It is commonly installed in ship engine room switchboards, motor control centers and auxiliary machinery control panels. It is used for spare replacement and periodic survey repair of Hyundai marine electrical packages.
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