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REFLECTOR PANEL HEATER INSTALLATION GUIDE          Issue 5 May 2007 2104M0728 

 

5.2 Electrical Installation 

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2.  Fit an approved cable gland to the junction box cable entry to be used for the power 

eater Panel, using sealing washers where necessary 

ke appropriate electrical connections as shown in the following section. 

.2.1 Terminal Connection Diagram- Short Range Reflector Panel Heater 

ve heater requiring an 18-28Vdc (nominal 

4V ) sup

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Reflector Panel Heater Assembly. To allow for a 
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1.  Isolate all associated power supplies and ensure that they remain OFF during 

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connections to the Reflector H
to maintain ingress protection rating. 

3.  Fit approved blanking plugs to all unused cable entries. 
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The short range Reflector Panel Heater is a resisti
2

dc

ply. All connections are made inside the junction

wide range of supply voltage, two power 

ina

2 and 3) are available. 

Terminal Identification

Wire Colour 

Customer Connection 

1 White 0V 

Black or Brown 

>20Vdc 

3 Blue 

18-20Vdc 

6 Green 

Earth 

 

ote: If the voltage drops below 20Vdc in operation, the 24Vdc input should be connected 

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 Duct Excel shares a power supply cable with the Reflector Panel Heater, a 

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ck m t be made to verify that a minimum voltage of 18V is availab

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 the Reflector Panel Heater is operating.  

 

Summary of Contents for 2104B0715

Page 1: ...Reflector Panel Heater Installation Guide ...

Page 2: ...CE OF ELECTRICAL APPARATUS FOR USE IN POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES should be strictly observed General recommendations are given in BS5345 Part 1 1989 Specific requirements for flameproof Type d Intrinsically safe Type i and increased safety Type e protection are given in BS 535 Part 3 1979 BS 5345 Part 4 1977 and BS 5345 Part 6 1978 respectively For installations in North America the nationa...

Page 3: ...onditions for use are shown below The Special Conditions for Safe Use are as follows 1 The integral supply cables must be mechanically protected and terminated in a suitable terminal or junction facility 2 In addition to the integral earth conductor earth equipotential bonding may be maintained via the rear mounting thread 3 ...

Page 4: ...mation and important dimensions necessary for installation 4 1 Short Range Reflector Panel Heater The short range Reflector Panel Heater is suitable for use from 0 5m to 2 5m All Dimensions in millimetres 4 2 Long Range Reflector Panel Heater The Long Range Reflector Panel Heater is suitable for use from 2 5m to 5m All Dimensions in millimetres 4 ...

Page 5: ...Heater assembly in position 5 1 2 Installation of Reflector Panel Heaters If installing the Reflector Panel Heater to a new duct location follow the procedure below 1 Stick the retro reflector cut out template to the outside of the duct wall opposite the transmitter receiver ensuring that point X is directly opposite point X on the other template This will ensure that the transmitter s IR beam hit...

Page 6: ...to maintain ingress protection rating 3 Fit approved blanking plugs to all unused cable entries 4 Ma 5 The short range Reflector Panel Heater is a resisti 2 dc ply All connections are made inside the junction wide range of supply voltage two power ina 2 and 3 are available Terminal Identification Wire Colour Customer Connection 1 White 0V 2 Black or Brown 20Vdc 3 Blue 18 20Vdc 6 Green Earth ote If...

Page 7: ...or a wide range of supply voltage two power Terminal Identification Wire Colour Customer Connection 1 White 0V 2 Black or Brown 20Vdc 3 Blue 18 20Vdc 6 Green Earth Note If the voltage drops below 20Vdc in operation the 24Vdc input should be connected to terminal 3 instead of terminal 2 ower supply cable with the Reflector Panel Heater a heck must be made to verify that a minimum voltage of 18V is ...

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