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Installing the heater

CAUTION!

Before installation, check the support tube of the feed arm for sharp edges on the end face of the support tube. If sharp edges 

are present on the end face of the support tube, smooth the edges so that the heater strip will not be damaged by them.

Installing a new feed arm heater

Before the heater is slid into the support tube it can be wetted with a lubricant such as a silicone spray or liquid soap. This will make 

insertion easier.
Slide the heater into the support tube so that the 

heater strip

 on the support hose is 

at the top

.

Working from the rear (reflector end) of the feed arm, slide the heater into the support tube, starting with the U-bend of the heater 

strip. When doing this, slightly compress the support hose.
There is no need to provide additional fastening of the heater within the support tube.

Electrical connection

1.  Feed the connection cable of the feed arm heater into the terminal box of the controller and secure it with cable ties. The cable is 

then threaded through the cable gland (M16) provided.

2.  Before connecting the cable to the controller, check the insulation resistance R

i

 of the heater: 

Heater no.

Target value Actual value

Insulation resistance Ri

> 999 MΩ

3.  The supply to the heater must include an earth leakage circuit-breaker.

CAUTION!
The heater for the feed arm is operated at 230 V.

Technical data

ESO 126

Operating voltage: 

230 V~

Power:    

88 W at +30°C; 115 W at -25°C

Support hose: 

 

0.84 m

Protection class:   

IP 56

Repair and replacement

KATHREIN Digital Systems GmbH 

Customer Service 

Eiselauerweg 13 

89081 Ulm, Germany 

Phone:  +49 731 270-909 70 

E-mail: 

[email protected]

Business hours (CET): 

Mon-Thu: 

 8:00–12:00 and 12:45–17:00 

Fri. 

 8:00–13:00

ESO 129

Operating voltage: 

230 V~

Power:    

144 W at +30°C; 188 W at -25°C

Support hose: 

 

1.38 m

Protection class:   

IP 56

Summary of Contents for ESO 126

Page 1: ...se Transport and storage If possible transport and store the feed arm heater in the original packaging Store the feed arm heater in a dry location and protect it against mechanical damage The heaters each consist of a self limiting heater strip which is U shaped and attached to a support hose The heater strip is provided with a light current cable length 3 3 m for connection to the controllers ESO...

Page 2: ...shock in the event of contact with electrical equipment Correct performance of the installation and electrical connection is a crucial safety factor Observe the installation conditions and steps described as precisely as possible Modifications to the electrical installation may only be carried out by a specialist electrician Do not make any modifica tions yourself Intended use Do not use the ESO 1...

Page 3: ... of the heater within the support tube Electrical connection 1 Feed the connection cable of the feed arm heater into the terminal box of the controller and secure it with cable ties The cable is then threaded through the cable gland M16 provided 2 Before connecting the cable to the controller check the insulation resistance Ri of the heater Heater no Target value Actual value Insulation resistance...

Page 4: ...4 8 Drawing of ESO 126 129 Winding direction of the aluminium foil from bottom to top Cable 3 3 m H05RNF3G 1 0 mm 90 840 1380 Heater strip ELSR H 60 2 BOT PA corrugated tube PG29 ...

Page 5: ...7 1R1 1 2 PT 100 11 ELTC 21 18 230 VAC SCH0000 ESO 97 S Outdoor temperature control with ELTC 21 K2 6 5 4 8 K1 9 ESO 180 H ESO 124 H Optional ESO 90 H ESO 120 H X1 1 E1 1 E1 2 4 3 E1 4 5 E1 PE 6 7 E1 8 ESO 126 ESO 129 Feed arm heaters for CAS 124 CAS 180 9 E1 10 PE 2 PE 3 PE 4 PE 5 PE 1 Temperaturfühler ...

Page 6: ...emperature control with 2 ELTC 21 K2 6 5 4 8 K1 9 1U3 10 17 1R2 Sensor Heating temperature 1 2 PT 100 11 ELTC 21 18 230 VAC K2 6 5 4 8 K1 9 ESO 180 HL Optional ESO 180 H ESO 124 HL Optional ESO 90 H ESO 120 H ESO 124 H X1 1 E1 1 E1 2 4 3 E1 4 5 E1 PE 6 7 E1 8 ESO 126 ESO 129 Feed arm heaters for CAS 124 CAS 180 9 E1 10 PE 2 PE 3 PE 4 PE 5 PE 1 Sensor Outdoor temperature ...

Page 7: ...D 6 5 14 13 10 K1 11 ESO 180 HL ESO 180 H Optional ESO 90 H ESO 120 H ESO 124 H X1 1 E1 1 E1 2 4 3 E1 4 5 E1 PE 6 7 E1 8 ESO 126 ESO 129 Beheizung für Speisesystem Halterungen 9 E1 10 PE 2 PE 3 PE 4 PE 5 PE 1 Sensor Heating temperature ESO 124 HL 1 NST 255 2 Stabsonde EL rosa GND grau 22 21 132 131 X1 Alarm Ruhestromprinzip im Fehlerfall geöffnet Fernwirkkontakt manuell Ein 5 30V weiss grün braun ...

Page 8: ...X1 N N L X2 L L PE X3 PE PE COM X4 NC NO 1 X5 2 3 K2 90 260 VAC ELTC 14 K1 Electronic equipment Electronic equipment must not be disposed of in domestic waste According to directive 2012 19 EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND COUNCIL of 04 July 2012 on waste electrical and electronic equipment it must be disposed of profes sionally At the end of its service life take this unit to a designated public...

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