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SURFACE POWER EXCHANGE CONNECTOR (SPEC)

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The Surface Power Exchange Connector (SPEC) project, managed by the NASA Johnson Space Center, aims to develop a standardized common interface for transferring energy between Electrical Power Systems and Electrical Power Consuming Equipment on the lunar surface. This plug-and-play architecture is designed to ensure interoperability among various lunar assets, including habitats, Fission Surface Power, the Lunar Terrain Vehicle, and the Pressurized Rover, in accordance with the Lunar Surface integration Phase Power Specification. The technical implementation involves a dual-component system where a fixed mounted side of the connector is integrated into a vehicle before launch, while the mobile cable end is delivered separately. This forecast, categorized under NAICS code 541330, establishes the hardware definition requirements necessary to maintain reliable power exchange across diverse lunar surface infrastructure.

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NASA project developing standardized power interfaces for interoperable lunar surface electrical equipment.

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541330 - Engineering Services

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Nationwide US, USA

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AgencyNational Aeronautics And Space Administration → Johnson Space Center
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The Surface Power Exchange Connector and supported hardware would establish a common interface for power exchange from an Electrical Power System to a Electrical Power Consuming Equipment. This supports the hardware definition requirements to ensure that diverse lunar surface assets, including the Pressurized Rover, Lunar Terrain Vehicle, Fission Surface Power, and habitats can reliably exchange energy using a common "plug-and-play" architecture. Nominally, a vehicle fixed mounted side of the connector will be incorporated to vehicle prior to launch with a mobile cable end delivered separately
The Surface Power Exchange Connector and supported hardware would establish a common interface for power exchange from an Electrical Power System (EPS) to a Electrical Power Consuming Equipment (EPCE) as defined in the Lunar Surface integration Phase Power Specification (EHP-10069).

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