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Chapter 7: Getting started

Feed augers

Wind speed and wind direc-
tion sensor

Static pressure sensor

Automatic or manual

Feed actuators

Activated or deactivated

Relative humidity sensor

Animal age

Water valves

Cooling icon

Lights

De-icing

Selected

Clean mode

Not selected

Curve calendar

Bypassed or manual mode

Calibration

Air quality

Dairy production

Poultry production

Bird scale weighing platform

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EDGE 2

Summary of Contents for 064-11343

Page 1: ...EDGE 2 System Models 074 11854 074 11855 074 11865 074 11795 074 11796 074 11797 064 11344 064 11343 Installation Manual 890 00687 Version 00 Date 04 28 22 REV00...

Page 2: ...n illustrations photos and specifications in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of publication The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice 2 890...

Page 3: ...net Ports 43 Wireless Network WiFi 44 Cellular Network 46 Chapter 4 EDGE 2 Controller Installation 47 EDGE 2 Main Controller and EDGE 2 Controller Screenless 47 Preparing the Enclosures for Installati...

Page 4: ...on and configuration file management 95 Updating the software 95 Managing system configurations 96 Deleting a module 96 Deleting an Expansion Box 97 Chapter 9 Initial configuration 99 Selecting a pref...

Page 5: ...ood distribution and controlling Scale functions measuring the weight of the birds Bird scale measuring the weight of storage food Bin scale Production surveillance and alert functions emails sending...

Page 6: ...oxes are available 6 Slot Expansion Box and 3 Slot Expansion Box These two Expansion Boxes are very similar in construc tion and differ only in terms of enclosure size number of electronic card module...

Page 7: ...Chapter 1 Introduction Figure 1 2 Enclosure Identification 890 00687 EDGE 2 7...

Page 8: ...tem EDGE Power Module could contain up to 4 variables mod ules EDGE Variable Output SSR The 0 10Vdc outputs from Expansion Boxes control the variables modules The EDGE Power Module could be controlled...

Page 9: ...g in relays Two 24VDC outputs are available for power sensors EDGE 8IN 4V 6REL FAILSAFE Eight sensor inputs 4 20mA 0 5V temperature dry contact four 0 10V out puts with a possibility of controlling up...

Page 10: ...ith two different outputs normally opened and normally closed and 2 independent light dimmer outputs Table 1 2 External Module EDGE 4IN 2V 8DO Four sensor inputs 4 20mA 0 5V temperature dry contact Tw...

Page 11: ...e Expansion Box A heatsink comes with a variable output installation If a 3 Slot Expansion Box is ordered the number of the plug in modules is limited to three The following are two examples of Expans...

Page 12: ...tion Default with compensation N A Works like the Crydom SSR CY7913 Use compensation see below Enhanced fan curve with compensation 2 2 0 15V The curve is enhanced to give better control of the fan sp...

Page 13: ...Controllers can be found in the quick start guide 892 00100 External EDGE Modules have their own documents Contact information Sales USA Automated Production Systems AP Cumberland 1004 East Illinois...

Page 14: ...ZIL Contact your nearest GSI authorized representative Consult the Brazilian representative list at http www gsibrasil ind br OR http www gsibrasil ind br representantes tipo pan OR Contact directly G...

Page 15: ...pose of safety and is intended to be connected to an external system for protective grounding Functional Ground Terminal Primarily used for functional earth terminals which are generally associated wi...

Page 16: ...m Mohm WARNING The radio module M7DB6 circuit board is electrostatic discharge ESD sensitive ESD precautions must be observed when handling and installing these components The radio module M7DB6 insta...

Page 17: ...se and maintenance of equipment for ensuring that the equipment is operated within its specifications and operating limits and for ensuring that operators are adequately trained Operators use the prod...

Page 18: ...LLER One EDGE 2 Main Controller One quick start guide EDGE 2 REMOTE DISPLAY One EDGE 2 Remote Display One quick start guide EDGE 2 SCREENLESS CONTROLLER One EDGE 2 Screenless Controller One quick star...

Page 19: ...at the loads side and its plastic support Damage Inspection Your system and its components were carefully inspected both electrically and mechanically before ship ment After unpacking all items check...

Page 20: ...d Cellular Installation Options The LAN network can be setup to reach outside Ethernet cables or wirelessly using a Cellular based net work to reach an Ethernet service provider WAN Depending on the o...

Page 21: ...relay coil is de energized in the event of a power outage NOTE NOTE Failsafe Plug In Modules enter into a Failsafe Mode when powered down Variable Light Dimmer Outputs By using EDGE 4IN 6R 2LD modules...

Page 22: ...NOTES 22 890 00687 EDGE 2...

Page 23: ...Network A redundant Main Controller is used in case the Main Controller Master fails Use of a redundant Main Controller will determine its communication scheme Redundant Main Controller using internal...

Page 24: ...and 4I 6R 2LD F modules To ensure proper operation of equipment in the event of a EDGE 2 controller malfunction the following backup operations in priority order are recommended Minimum ventilation st...

Page 25: ...s at least 1 of the inside tem perature probes Alarm relays related to static pressure should be on the same module as static pressure sensors Water meter alarm relays used for water shut off valves s...

Page 26: ...Controller Screenless The EDGE 2 Controller Screenless can be used only as a Redundant Main Controller in a redundancy system scheme NOTE Use only Ethernet cables with EDGE 2 Controller Screenless fo...

Page 27: ...reenless 17W Guidelines for Operating Environment Consider the environment mounting recommendations and clearance space to choose the ideal location for your system Operating Environment To avoid expo...

Page 28: ...orts can alter the Ethernet signals because it is too capacitive WARNING Lightning can destroy an EDGE System Ethernet port if not protected when routing a connection from building to building NOTICE...

Page 29: ...box and can be easily accessed for service Minimum clearance for an EDGE PSU 24V 36W is 22 W x 27 H Minimum clearance for an EDGE 2 Controller is 32 W x 34 H Figure 2 2 Minimum clearance EDGE PSU 24V...

Page 30: ...Chapter 2 Pre Installation Planning 30 890 00687 EDGE 2...

Page 31: ...nsion Box and to the EDGE 6 Slot Expansion Box NOTICE The heat sink on the back of the EDGE controller protrudes out the back of the enclosure This requires all connections to be at least 2 inches awa...

Page 32: ...ure when drilling at the bottom of the enclosure NOTICE The use of flexible tube with water and dust tight connectors at both ends is acceptable Cable Support When not Using Rigid Conduits Support the...

Page 33: ...stem protects your equipment from electrical surges and spikes CAUTION Each module must have its own ground connection from a common junction box Do not run the earth ground cable between the modules...

Page 34: ...nches Minimum length 2440 mm 8 feet Cable Specifications for Grounding The cable specifications are guidelines only Refer to your national and local regulations for compliance criteria Table 2 2 Groun...

Page 35: ...all heater or fan Extending a Sensor Always use twisted shielded cables of at least 18AWG 1mm2 to extend cabling to sensors and potenti ometers Solder all joints and use a heat shrink when extending c...

Page 36: ...ectrical disconnect switch prior to servicing any electrical equipment Failure to do so can cause serious injury or death GND1 GND2 GND3 and GND4 test points are high voltage WARNING Installation must...

Page 37: ...fetime Operating voltage Manufacturing defects Exposure to voltage spikes Mechanical shocks Frequency of On Off cycles Lamp orientation Ambient operating temperature etc The CFL CCFL produce less ligh...

Page 38: ...the formulas used in Method 1 Method 3 The current and the lamp power is given by the manufacturer for one lamp Method 4 The current and the lamp power is given by the manufacturer for one lamp and t...

Page 39: ...F Apparent Power VA Light type Lamp Power Factor PF Real Power at 100Vac Real Power at 120Vac Real Power at 220Vac Real Power at 240Vac LED lamp or CFL CCFL lamp 0 95 760W 912W 1672W 1824W LED lamp or...

Page 40: ...NOTES 40 890 00687 EDGE 2...

Page 41: ...each outside Ethernet cables or wirelessly using a Cellular based net work to reach an Ethernet service provider WAN Depending on the option you choose the planning and installation will be different...

Page 42: ...50m at 16AWG from the first EDGE Expansion Box to the last EDGE 2 Controller on the EDGE network Over this distance use an EDGE PSU 24V 36W to supply power to the EDGE 2 Controllers In this case do no...

Page 43: ...oid running unshielded twisted Ethernet cable UTP in parallel with high voltage cables The magnetic field is disruptive and the communication becomes noisy and garbled Avoid running Ethernet cables ne...

Page 44: ...t provide Ethernet network components Ensure to purchase network compo nents according to the implemented Wireless technology The physical EDGE System WiFi network consist of the following parts Route...

Page 45: ...sired coverage area Remembering that the coverage area is a circle around the router or the access point wall mounting is not recommended When mounting the router or the access point on a wall it shou...

Page 46: ...ork plug the celluar base into the external USB connector on the EDGE 2 Con troller enclosure with a sealing rating of IP54 or Nema 12 NOTE Only EDGE 2 Main Controller and EDGE 2 Controller Screenless...

Page 47: ...between devices No matter the DC power source EDGE 2 Main Controller or EDGE 2 Controller Screenless have to con nect the wires signal A and signal B to the Expansion Boxes NOTE Refer to the Expansion...

Page 48: ...e connectors or your rigid conduits through the bottom side of the enclosure 3 Remove any plastic fragments from the enclosure 4 Install the cable connector or rigid conduit adaptors to the bottom of...

Page 49: ...length restriction between enclosures NOTE It is recommended to use Galvanized Flange Head Lag Screws for Wood that are 1 4 x 2 long EDGE 2 Controller Installation 1 Place the enclosure at a height at...

Page 50: ...on network or the Safety network There are two commu nication networks available One of them serves as a backup network 1 Locate the terminals Automation or Safety on the module you want to connect to...

Page 51: ...wire NOTICE EDGE network cables have to use class 1 load type AP Cumberland recommends using TC ER cable type NOTICE Refer to the Wiring Methods and Materials section from the National Electric Code...

Page 52: ...r on diagram block must be connected between the EDGE 2 Controller and the EDGE Expansion Box NOTICE When there is only communication between Boxes the terminal ground GND from 24VDC Green color on di...

Page 53: ...ied service personnel NOTICE For the AC terminal blocks use a tightening torque at 0 78 N m 6 9lbf in to fasten a wire gage from 12AWG to 16AWG What You Should Know 1 Unscrew the screws from the enclo...

Page 54: ...Controller Installation WARNING A minimum temperature insulation cable rating of 90 C 194 F is required Figure 4 3 EDGE PSU 24V 36W Diagram Figure 4 4 SPST Disconnect Switch Wiring for PSU 24V 36W 54...

Page 55: ...s the output return The EDGE PSU 24V 36W allows up to a load of 1 5A under 24Vdc NOTE A minimum wire gauge of 18 AWG diameter of 1 02mm or cross sectional area of 0 82mm2 is required for proper operat...

Page 56: ...the unit WARNING Installation must only be performed by qualified service personnel CAUTION Disconnect power supply before servicing NOTICE For the OUT terminal blocks use a tightening torque of 0 78...

Page 57: ...he ALARM terminals on the EDGE 2 Controller 2 Connect the voltage source wire needed to switch in the terminal block named ALARM COM 3 Connect one load from the Alarm output terminal ALARM NO or termi...

Page 58: ...NOTES 58 890 00687 EDGE 2...

Page 59: ...cting an EDGE Variable Output module SSR Connecting an AC Power Source for Light Dimmer Output Connecting Light Dimmer Output Lamp Fixture Grounding Connecting Discrete Outputs Connecting the Current...

Page 60: ...ust not passed through plastic support aeration holes Figure 5 1 EDGE 3 Slot Expansion Box Figure 5 2 EDGE 6 Slot Expansion Box 1 Close the enclosures and lock the latch 2 Drill a hole the size of the...

Page 61: ...g IMPORTANT The enclosures must be mounted near an AC Power with a disconnecting switch IMPORTANT Mount the system into a wooden or metal frame Do not mount the system directly into the drywall NOTE I...

Page 62: ...ON Before servicing the system disconnect the main voltage supply 1 Unlock the Expansion Box and open the plastic cover 2 Disconnect the main voltage supply and ensure the box is completely powered do...

Page 63: ...in relays are already installed on the plug in modules that are installed in the enclosure If you need to either add a plug in relay or replace an existing one you must do so correctly in order to ens...

Page 64: ...GE Variable Output kit is ordered the EDGE Variable Output comes with a low voltage cable control The EDGE Variable Output kit can be installed in an EDGE 3 Slot Expansion Box in an EDGE 6 Slot Expans...

Page 65: ...oving from the thermal pad WARNING Take care to not contaminate the thermal pad when the Post it are removing from the thermal pad 3 Align and place the EDGE Variable Output s at the right place Put t...

Page 66: ...o not contaminate the thermal pad when positioning the EDGE Variable Output on the heatsink 4 After placing the EDGE Variable Output on the heatsink screw the screws with a Philip screw driv ers with...

Page 67: ...ch side of the EDGE 4IN 2V 8DO Refer to the EDGE 4IN 2V 8DO wiring diagram WARNING Installation must be performed by qualified service personnel WARNING Wear appropriate grounding devices such as an a...

Page 68: ...e 17 and 18 NOTE The box IDs of the modules are displayed on the EDGE once they are detected NOTE Consult the cabinet s manual about how to seal it DC Network and Power Supply Redundancy EDGE system u...

Page 69: ...thods and Materials section from the National Electric Code to use the correct wire for the installation NOTICE TC ER conductors in sizes 18 AWG and 16 AWG shall be type FFH 2 KF 2 KFF 2 PAF PAFF PF P...

Page 70: ...voltage outputs use a tightening torque from 0 5N m 4 43lbf in to 0 6 N m 5 2lbf in to fasten a wire NOTICE EDGE network cables have to use class 1 load type AP Cumberland recommends using TC ER cabl...

Page 71: ...DGE Expansion Box NOTICE When there is only communication between Boxes the terminal ground GND from 24VDC Green color on diagram block must be connected Connecting an Analog Input A variety of differ...

Page 72: ...ll terminal blocks used for inputs and low voltage outputs use a tightening torque from 0 5N m 4 43lbf in to 0 6 N m 5 2lbf in to fasten a wire gage from 16AWG diameter of 1 29mm or cross sectional ar...

Page 73: ...pansion Boxes The protective Earth connector is located close to the panel mount power supply inside the Expansion Boxes NOTICE For the Protective Earth terminal block use a tightening torque from 0 7...

Page 74: ...ing a protection Earth configuration 5 Power on the system and make sure it is receiving Power from the Power source NOTE The working voltage range is between 90 Vac and 264 Vac The system consumes a...

Page 75: ...NTACT The maximum current allowed is 10A with NC CONTACT The minimum permissible load on the relay outputs is 0 2A See the Technical Specifications Appendix to know the resistive load motor load and r...

Page 76: ...source L2 N connect a wire to the terminal L2 N on the EDGE Variable Output Use the same signal than the point 4 Consult the wiring diagram choice according to the equipment to help you your wiring IM...

Page 77: ...or cross sectional area of 2 08mm2 is required for proper operation The maximum current rating of each zone allowed is 8 0A The min imum temperature insulation is 90 C A voltage insulation of 300V is...

Page 78: ...ctrical distribution panel Breaker 1 15 Amps NOTE EDGE 4IN 6R 2LD can only be used with an EDGE 2 system Only two EDGE 4IN 6R 2LD can be used per Expansion Box In a 6 Slot Expansion Box the cards have...

Page 79: ...n be installed according to the power factor PF for each Zone and make sure the wiring supports the required power according to your calculation Refer to Power Output Formulas page 79 and follow these...

Page 80: ...nt rating of each zone allowed is 8 0A The min imum temperature insulation is 90 C A voltage insulation of 300V is recommended NOTE Refer to all local and national electrical codes 1 From the LDx AC o...

Page 81: ...sed with an EDGE 2 system Only two EDGE 4IN 6R 2LD can be used per Expansion Box In a 6 Slot Expansion Box the cards have to be installed into slot 1 and slot 6 In a 3 Slot Expansion Box the cards hav...

Page 82: ...disconnecting switch to cut the hot line with a neutral circuit case IMPORTANT The SPST disconnecting switch circuit is allowed only in North America under 120Vac Over 120Vac in North America and wha...

Page 83: ...discrete outputs use a tightening torque from 0 5N m 4 43lbf in to 0 6 N m 5 2lbf in to fasten a wire gage from 12AWG diameter of 2 05mm or cross sectional area of 3 30mm2 to 16AWG diameter of 1 29mm...

Page 84: ...ent sensor is 415Vac The maximum current allowed is 16A at 415Vac WARNING High voltage current sensor CS_Ax CS_Bx terminal blocks accept a gage range from 12AWG diameter of 2 05mm or cross sectional a...

Page 85: ...e Display Installation of Ethernet cabling Module Detection After turning ON the EDGE 2 system the EDGE will detect the modules on EDGE Network NOTE The EDGE has to upgrade the modules firmware during...

Page 86: ...rding to a scenario in the automatic mode The EDGE system can also control the equipment in manual mode Backup Mode Modules enter into Backup Mode when no communication is received from either the mas...

Page 87: ...ed in this Chapter Main Page Navigation EDGE 2 Menu Structure Room Screen Navigation Overview Room shortcuts and operation room Moving Tiles Color coding Copying pasting or duplicating information Lis...

Page 88: ...ts configuration G Press to access Login and Logout H Press to change the language displayed on the user interface I Displays the time and date and press to access Date and Time modifications J Identi...

Page 89: ...Chapter 7 Getting started EDGE 2 Menu Structure Simplified outline of the EDGE 2 menu structure Figure 7 2 Simplified Menu Structure 890 00687 EDGE 2 89...

Page 90: ...n L Displays the previous room not shown when only one room is configured M Name of the room the user is actually looking at N Displays the next room not shown when only one room is configured O Room...

Page 91: ...ssing Configuration when in a Room screen the Room Operation button will appear and also the shortcuts of the previous Room Tiles Figure 7 4 Room shortcuts T Access to Room Operation active when in th...

Page 92: ...esent Orange Designates that a trouble is present Grey When configuring it means the configuration isn t complete When on the main screen it means everything is in a normal state Green Designates equi...

Page 93: ...p menu Tunnel fan icon Return to main screen Natural curtains and Inlet icon Ceiling Tunnel and Sidewall Indicates the number of unac knowledged alarms in all rooms combined Heater icon Indicates the...

Page 94: ...or manual Feed actuators Activated or deactivated Relative humidity sensor Animal age Water valves Cooling icon Lights De icing Selected Clean mode Not selected Curve calendar Bypassed or manual mode...

Page 95: ...n your controller allows you to have access to all new features and improvements 1 Press on System main menu on the top left hand side of the screen 2 Press on Software update from the drop down menu...

Page 96: ...stick Import Contact List User is prompted to select a Contact List file from either local disk or USB memory stick Export Current Configuration User is prompted to enter a file name Exports the Conf...

Page 97: ...module is deleted all references to it are erased and it will be discovered as a new module the next time an auto detection runs Deleting an Expansion Box Before You Begin All modules associated with...

Page 98: ...NOTES 98 890 00687 EDGE 2...

Page 99: ...ters corresponding to the language of your choice Entering the site name Entering the site name and the controller name allows you to differentiate quickly between your sites 1 Select the System Icon...

Page 100: ...on Boxes and plug in modules The controller automatically detects Expansion Boxes and modules and assigns them a unique identifica tion address The name of the Expansion Box is displayed on the corres...

Page 101: ...has not been discovered on the network by the system 4 Press on the icon to duplicate the Expansion Box information This icon is used for offline con figuration to duplicate an enclosure and its set o...

Page 102: ...then selecting the desired module Statistics displayed on the Module detection page Aut supply Automation supply voltage Saf supply Safety supply voltage Aut network Automation network Aut Err total...

Page 103: ...k link is installed correctly Terminal A from the Expansion Box to the EDGE 2 Controller terminal A Terminal B from Expansion Box to EDGE 2 Con troller terminal B Verify if the network communication i...

Page 104: ...mberland or GSI Electronics Alarm relay doesn t acti vate the load when an alarm is activated Verify if the LED Alarm OK is activated on PCB 500 Verify the wiring if the right contact is used correctl...

Page 105: ...ure the voltage between the terminal 24V and GND The voltage must be at least 24V If the problem persists contact AP Cumberland or GSI Electronics The 3 or 6 Slot Expansion Box does not communi cate w...

Page 106: ...feet 300m with the recommended gage Measure the voltage between the terminal 24V and GND The voltage must be at least 16V on the EDGE 2 Controller or on other Expansion Box without power supply If th...

Page 107: ...witches are set correctly Verify if there are activities on the bus communication by looking at the activities on the Auto bus or Safe bus Verify if the network link is installed correctly Terminal A...

Page 108: ...d Verify if the 0 10Vdc configuration is set correctly on the EDGE 2 Main Controller The 0 10Vdc output follows the Variable Output It is normal each 0 10Vdc is in par allel with an 0 10Vdc Variable O...

Page 109: ...the AC output side Verify if the wiring at L1 and LOAD were not Interchanged on the EDGE Varia ble Output Verify if the wiring at L1 and LOAD were not Interchanged on the load Verify if the load fail...

Page 110: ...ed to terminal blocks J2 LD1 L1 and LD1 L2 N and J3 LD2 L1 and LD2 L2 N Verify wires to the load are connected to terminal blocks J2 LD1 L2 N and LD1 OUT and J3 LD2 L2 N and LD2 OUT Verify the breaker...

Page 111: ...r power source for the Light Dimmer If the problem persists contact your dealer or GSI Electronics The Light Dimmer AC Output shows an Hardware trouble Verify the AC wiring conforms to the wiring diag...

Page 112: ...NOTES 112 890 00687 EDGE 2...

Page 113: ...LED blinks off during activity USB0 ON LED active when USB port is activated USB1 USB2 ON LED active when USB port is activated USB3 ON LED active when USB port is activated THRM TRIP Not used DGB1 In...

Page 114: ...DGE 4IN 8DO ID DBG1 Debug LEDs DBG2 EDGE Variable Output LED identification Description or function LED active when a dead short is present at the startup EDGE 4IN 6R 2LD Leds identification on PCB 52...

Page 115: ...Appendix A LED meanings Leds identification on PCB 523 Description or function DBG1 Debug Leds and BOARD_ID DBG2 890 00687 EDGE 2 115...

Page 116: ...NOTES 116 890 00687 EDGE 2...

Page 117: ...ication Safety B Communication bus 2 Signal B of RS485 communication Safety GND Communication bus 2 power supply return 3 Slot and 6 Slot Expansion Box Terminal name Description IN x Analog inputs can...

Page 118: ...protective earth terminals Terminal connected to conductive parts of a device for the purpose of safety and is intended to be connected to an external system for protective grounding LD x AC INPUT L1...

Page 119: ...for functional earth terminals which are gen erally associated with test and measurement circuits These terminals are not for safety earthing purposes but provide an earth reference point EDGE Variab...

Page 120: ...NOTES 120 890 00687 EDGE 2...

Page 121: ...o 30 C 50 to 86 F 95 3 Non condensing 30 to 40 C 86 to 104 F 95 3 Non condensing IP rating IEC 60529 54 Nema Rating Nema 250 12 Flame Rating UL94 5VA V 0 Flame Rating IEC 60695 or IEC 60707 FV 0 IK ra...

Page 122: ...F 95 3 Non condensing 30 to 40 C 86 to 104 F 95 3 Non condensing IP rating IEC 60529 54 Nema Rating Nema 250 12 Flame Rating UL94 5VA V 0 Flame Rating IEC 60695 or IEC 60707 FV 0 IK rating degree of m...

Page 123: ...IEC 60529 54 Nema Rating Nema 250 12 Flame Rating UL94 5VA V 0 Flame Rating IEC 60695 or IEC 60707 FV 0 IK rating degree of mechanical protection impact IEC 62262 08 Main supply voltage fluctuations...

Page 124: ...xpansion Box and 3 Slot Expansion Box ratings 6 Slot 100Vac 240Vac 10 50 60Hz 1 phase 120W 3 Slot 100Vac 240Vac 10 50 60Hz 1 phase 120W On Off outputs NO normally open contact motor inductive load 12A...

Page 125: ...ed contact Resistive loads elec tric heating element 120 208 240Vac 10A MAX NC normally closed contact Tungsten load 120 208 240Vac 3A MAX Minimum load of 0 2A NC normally closed contact DC load 24Vdc...

Page 126: ...no security high temperature opening feature for natu ral inlets 35 Current sensors Motor load current sensing 1 phase 50 60Hz PF max 0 5 100 120Vac 16FLA 1HP 200 240Vac 12FLA 2HP 3 phases 50 60Hz PF...

Page 127: ...a normal environment Allowable loss of performance in a noisy environment Accuracy of 0 8A from initial reading with a load of 1 precision used for testing purpose Relay outputs with current sensing i...

Page 128: ...IK rating degree of mechanical protec tion impact IEC 62262 08 Table C 10 Operational specifications of EDGE 4IN 2V 8DO Operating Temperature in the cabinet 0 to 70 C 32 to 158 F Storage Temperature...

Page 129: ...00V 194 F 90 C If DC power is used in the same cable use TC ER type 600V 194 F minimum 90 C Characteristic Impedance 73 120 140 Inductance 0 258 H ft Nominal 0 3 H ft Mutual Capacitance 12 pF ft 30 pF...

Page 130: ...94 F minimum 90 C Maximum Jacket diameter 0 449 inch Some products are provided with strain reliefs If the cable diameter goes over this diameter value the strain reliefs may not work properly WARNING...

Page 131: ...of two or four unique colored wires to further reduce installation errors Power Cable Requirements Distance Minimum Wire AWG 500 150 m 18 AWG 1000 300 m 16 AWG Recommended cable for redundant system C...

Page 132: ...000 Spool 25 11 36 WR 18 2TS S Wire 18 AWG 2 Twisted Shielded PairS Comm Power 600V 1000 Spool 66 30 00 WR 18RED 1TS S Wire 18 AWG 1 Twisted Shielded Pair Comm Power 600V Red Jacket 1000 Spool 25 11 3...

Page 133: ...PROBE What you need to know Identify each probe on the floor with its terminal input number Curl the probe tip upwards using a cable tie to prolong its life time Do not connect the bare wire shield of...

Page 134: ...NOTES 134 890 00687 EDGE 2...

Page 135: ...F Extending a cable Best practice using a junction box 890 00687 EDGE 2 135...

Page 136: ...Appendix F Extending a cable Using of heat shrink tubing 136 890 00687 EDGE 2...

Page 137: ...SUITABILITY FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR DESIGN OF SUCH PRODUCTS The sole and exclusive remedy for any claimant is set forth in this Limited Warranty and shall not exceed the amount paid for the produ...

Page 138: ...uld be carefully followed in all cases Authorities having jurisdiction should be consulted before installations are made 1004 E Illinois St Assumption IL 62510 0020 Phone 1 217 226 4421 Fax 1 217 226...

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