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Installation
MCM10
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B
Hook in the MCM10 module at the top attachment
screw and secure with the two lower screws.
B
With the use of stiff or flexible ducts:
–
Remove all plastic grommets from the slits on the
lower side of the MCM10;
–
push the duct connection to the intended place;
–
break out the required number of cable entries by
knocking cautiously with a screwdriver handle;
–
mount the duct according to the manufacturer's
instructions.
Note: When using ducts, no plastic grommets are
required.
3.2
Making the electrical connections
B
Observe electrical code for the connection and use at
least cable AWG14 for the main power cord.
B
Always route cables through the preassembled
grommets and apply the strain relief supplied to protect
the system against the ingress of dripping water.
B
Wiring preferably with single core cable. When using
multi-strand (flexible) cables, fit them with wire ferrules.
B
Cables can be pulled off the contact strip for their
connection to the screw terminals. The connectors are
color-coded and keyed to prevent mismatch of cable
terminals.
3.2.1
Connection of the low voltage part with
BUS connections
The minimum permissible cable cross-section of the 2-
wire BUS connection arises from the cable length:
B
Route all low-voltage cables separately from cables
carrying 120V to avoid inductive interference (minimum
separation 4 inches)(100 mm).
B
In case of inductive external influences, use shielded
cables.
This way, the cables are screened against external
influences (e.g. high-voltage cables, contact wires,
transformer stations, radio and TV devices, amateur
radio stations, microwave devices, etc.).
B
When sensor leads are extended, apply the following
lead cross-sections:
B
To safeguard the splash-proof rating (IP):
Route cables so that the cable sheath protrudes at
least 0.8" (20 mm) into the cable grommet (
Æ
Fig. 9)
or the duct connection box.
Fig. 9
Splash-proof
3.2.2
120 V AC connection
B
Only use electric cable of similar quality.
B
Never connect additional controllers that regulate other
system components to outputs C (pump) and D (fault
signal).
CAUTION:
Malfunction!
B
Always wire in accordance with the wiring
diagram (
Æ
Fig. 12, page 19).
B
Never connect one BUS to another.
Cable length
Min. cross-section
< 325 ft (100 m)
AWG 20
325 - 650 ft (100 - 200 m)
AWG 18
Tab. 6
Minimum permissible cross-section of the
2-wire BUS connections
Cable length
Min. cross-section
< 65 ft (20 m)
AWG 20
65 - 100 ft (20 - 30 m)
AWG 18
Tab. 7
Sensor lead extension
CAUTION:
Risk of pole reversal.
Malfunction through interchanged
connection on the 0 - 10 V interface.
B
Ensure connection to the correct poles
(9 = negative, 10 = positive).
CAUTION:
The MCM10 module input is not
fuse-protected.
Overloading the outputs can damage the
MCM10 modules.
B
Protect the MCM10 module power supply
(master) with a fuse with maximum rating
10 Amp.
CAUTION:
Output C (pump) of the MCM10
module has a maximum load capacity of
250 W.
B
Connect pumps drawing more current via
relays.
6 720 617 648 - 04.1O
≥
1" (25 mm)
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