Installation Guide
Daintree
®
Networked General Purpose Adapter (WGA100)
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The WGA100 is designed so that it can be mounted in a
variety of ways.
Using the Mounting Bracket
The mounting bracket included with the WGA100 and shown in
the illustration below provides a screw-mounting alternative. The
bracket has a slot that allows wires to remain connected as you
snap the bracket onto the WGA100 nipple. The WGA100
can be secured at the other end using the integral screw tab.
External to an Enclosure
Alternatively, it can be mounted externally to a junction box
or enclosure through a ½” knockout.
When the wiring connections have been decided and extra
(unused) wires identified, secure the unused wires to keep
them neat, out of the way, and protected against shorting or
interference with other components or devices. It is best
to trim unused low voltage wires to about 5 inches in length,
isolate them using a wire nut or equivalent then bundle
and bind them close to the adapter’s body. Be sure that
unused Red and Violet output wires are completely isolated
from all other wires. Unused line voltage wires must be
securely isolated and housed inside a junction box, or
other approved electrical enclosure.
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Mounting
Trimming and Dressing
Figure. 12: Mounting with the
included bracket
Figure 13: Mounting external to a
junction box or electrical enclosure
