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SVP48 Surge Voltage Protector

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top nut on the ground chuck and place the ring end of the ground wire on the
chuck.  Replace the top nut.  Insert the tinned end into the open yellow/green
clamp terminal, then tighten the terminal.  Ground the enclosure to earth with
14 AWG or larger wire.

2.3  Attaching Sensors to the SVP48

To provide complete protection for the datalogger, all leads must pass through
the SVP48.  All shield wires terminate in one or more of the yellow/green
clamp terminals.

To connect signal or excitation leads, insert the bare end of one lead into the
terminal on either side of the surge protector.  Run a short length of wire from
the other side to the appropriate datalogger terminal.  This short length of wire
should be of the same gage and insulation type as the sensor leads provided by
the manufacturer.  Do not use wire with PVC insulation.

3.  Maintenance

3.1  Replacement Considerations

When an electrical surge occurs, the surge protectors involved may need to be
replaced.  Incorrect measurements will indicate that replacement is necessary.
With an ohmmeter, confirm that an individual protector needs replacing by
measuring the resistance between a top terminal and the yellow/green terminal.
An open circuit or infinite resistance indicates that the surge protector is okay.
Any other resistance reading indicates that it needs replacing.

3.2  Parts List

Order the SVP48 using "SVP48-X", where X is the number of surge protectors
desired (up to 22 per rail).  Use the following part numbers for individual
replacement items only.

8206

Surge Protector

8207

Surge Protector End Plate

8208

DIN Rail

6044

Nylon Grommet

505

Mounting Screws

5725

 

14 AWG Ground Wire

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