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Instruction Manual 

IM01005016E

Effective January 2014

CVX050/100 Surge Protective Device 

Installation and Operation

 

EATON 

www.eaton.com

2.1.1  Conduit Installation

Mount the SPD directly to the electrical panel using a 3/4” chase 

nipple as shown in Figure 1.
When mounting the SPD outdoors, use weatherproof conduit and 

fittings to maintain the enclosure’s NEMA 4X rating. See Figure 2.

Figure 1. 3/4" Chase Nipple Mounting.

Figure 2. Conduit Installation.

2.1.2  Wall Mounting

Mount the SPD directly on a wall using the SPD’s internal mounting 

holes as follows:

1.  Gain access to the internal mounting holes by first removing 

the SPD's four front cover screws, and then removing the front 

cover. See Figure 3.

2.  Place the SPD against the wall and mark the locations of the four 

mounting holes.

3.  Attach the SPD to the wall using #8 hardware.
4.  Reinstall the front cover.

3/4" Chase Nipple

Internally Threaded

Conduit Fitting

CVX0

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SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICE

SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICE

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AB

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A

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HIGH

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G

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Suppression Circuit Status

1 LED per phase, normally on - OK

CVX050

Phase,

Ground,

& Neutral

Wires*

Drill or punch a 

7/8" hole in wall 

of electrical panel

* Number and type of wires vary with SPD model. 

Refer to Section 2.3 SPD Wiring Diagrams.

Avoid sharp bends 

in conduit and longer 

than necessary wire 

lengths.

Keep conduit length 

as short and 

straight as possible.

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DEVICE

SEE WARNING LABEL

DANGER

HIGH VOLTAGE

Suppression Circuit Status

1 LED per phase, normally on - OK

C

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DEVICE

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1 LED per phase, normally on - O

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CVX050

Figure 3. Wall Mounting Using Internal Mounting Holes.

2.1.3  External Mounting Feet (Optional)

Optional External Mounting Feet w/screws (Cat # MNTGFTX) can be 

used to mount the SPD to a wall without removing the front cover 

as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4. Wall Mounting With External Mounting Feet.

#8 Hardware

(4 places)

Installer Supplied

Cover Screws 

(4 places)

Torque to 6 in-lbs

Mounting Surface

Mounting Holes

Under Cover (4)

3.39" (86 mm)

4.17" (106 mm)

Summary of Contents for CVX050

Page 1: ...sedes IM01005016E Rev 4 Rev 5 Instruction Manual IM01005016E CVX050 100 Surge Protective Device Installation and Operation Contents Description Page 1 Introduction 2 2 Installation 3 3 Specifications...

Page 2: ...H THE SPD CONNECTED TO THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM FAILURE TO DISCONNECT THE SPD DURING A HIGH POT TEST WILL RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE SPD AFTER INSTALLATION THIS DEVICE IS NOT REPAIRABLE AND CONTAINS NO SERV...

Page 3: ...DEVICE SEE WARNING LABEL DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE Suppression Circuit Status 1 LED per phase normally on OK CVX050 Phase Ground Neutral Wires Drill or punch a 7 8 hole in wall of electrical panel Number a...

Page 4: ...connection 3 Connect the SPD s neutral wire white to the system s neu tral connection not required for 3 phase delta systems 240D 480D 600D 4 Connect the SPD s phase A B and C wires black to the sys t...

Page 5: ...required Installation Instructions as SPD Step 1 REMOVE POWER FROM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM BEFORE INSTALLING SUPPRESSOR Step 2 Mechanically mount suppressor Suppressor to be installed through panel knockout...

Page 6: ...ach phase voltage being monitored see Figure 4 1 Single phase and DC electrical systems will light only one LED split phase systems light two LEDs while three phase systems light all three If the conn...

Page 7: ...ument may be reproduced in any way without the express written approval of Eaton Specifications contained herein are subject to change without notice EATON CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY NOTICE TO PERSO...

Page 8: ...com 2014 Eaton All Rights Reserved Printed in USA Publication No IM01005016E TBG000625 January 2014 Eaton is a registered trademark All other trademarks are property of their respective owners Instru...

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