CommScope DryLine ODPMT200 Series, User Manual

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ODPMT200 Series DryLine® Dehydrator User Manual
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Un-Time Meter - provides a visual indication of
the number of hours of compressor operation
and provides validation for the 3000 hour
warranty.
2.3 Installing the Dehydrator
2.3.1 Slab Mounting
See the back of this manual page 21 for a
drawing showing hole placement and overall
size of the unit.
2.4 Power Connections
Confirm your dehydrator electrical input matches
the available power.
Ensure an electrical safety ground
is installed on the ground stud
located adjacent to the power input
connector. (It is intended to be
customer installed in the field to your
halo grounding system.)
115 Vac
ODPMT200-89015
ODPMT200-89315
2.4.1 AC Power
AC units can be connected into a standard 15
amp power receptacle of the proper voltage.
Make sure the power circuit is properly
grounded.
Verify the power switch is OFF. Feed the power
cable (not supplied) through the liquid-tite
fitting on bottom of unit. Connect power cable
to input terminal strip on unit. Use a small flat
blade screwdriver to tighten connections on
the terminal strip. After power connections are
Proper electrical connection is
required. It is suggested a licensed
electrician be contracted to connect
the AC wiring to the unit, if it is
connected directly to the mains.
Failure to properly connect the power
wires could result in a dangerous
electrical shock hazard.
Test the Dehydrator
Turn the dehydrator ON and check the output
port inside the front cover to make sure air is
flowing.
2.5 Connecting the Low Pressure Alarm Output
To connect the low pressure alarm, open the unit
and locate the terminal block (TB-1).
completed, tie-wrap power-cable in place and
tighten the liquid-tite fitting around power cable.
See schematic on page 21 for input connections.