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MD6

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-24 / MD6

x

-65

EM-8283-A  Rev.4  P. 6 / 6

• Connecting The MD6x To Model 6BX-E Outdoor Enclosure

Connect the green leadwire to the ground terminal inside the enclosure to ground through the enclosure’s outside ground 
terminal.
If the enclosure does not have an inside ground terminal, connect the green leadwire directly to the outside ground wire pulled 
inside the enclosure.  Keep the ground wire as short as possible.

MD6T

MD6N

MD6P

: Terminal block

: Leadwires

: Leadwires.  Cable side wires are lead to the inside of the 6BX-E.

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1.

For wiring the MD6T, a cable gland is required.  The packing of the cable gland must be separate from the body.

Choose an appropriate one for the environment in which the surge protector is used.

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2.

Ground

Connect this line to the

Equipment Ground if any.

Packing

Ground Wire (green)

Equipment

Side

Cable Gland

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2

(not provided)

Cable Side

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1

CABLE GLAND (Model MD6T)

The packing of the cable gland must be separate from the 
body.  Choose an appropriate one for the environment in 
which the surge protector is used.

MAINTENANCE

Check surge protectors periodically.  Many cases of light-
ning are ignored, and even lightning at a far distance often 
causes inductive surges.
We recommend that you check your surge protector about 
twice a year, before and after the rainy season.  Check 
whenever you experience a strong lightning occurrence.
Checking procedure is explained in the following:

 

CHECKING

WIRING

1) Make sure that wiring is done as instructed in the con-

nection diagram.

2) Make sure that the ground wire is connected to the enclo-

sure of the protected equipment.

3) Make sure that the ground wire is properly grounded to 

earth.

DISCHARGE ELEMENT

1) Remove all wiring connected to the surge protector when 

you test the module.

2) Check resistance across the following terminals on the 

high resistance range of multimeter and confirm no con-

duction.  The tester should show 10 MΩ or greater.

 

• MD6T

     Terminals (1) – (2), Terminal (1) – Green wire,  

 

(2) – Green wire

 

• MD6N and MD6P

     Red wire – Black wire, Red wire – Green wire,  

 

Black wire – Green wire

  When connecting the multimeter across Terminals (1) 

and (2), positive voltage must be applied to Terminal (1).  

Likewise, for Red and Black wires, positive voltage must 

be applied to the Red wire.

3) Confirm discharging across the same terminals with a 

500V DC 1000 MΩ insulation tester.  The tester should 

show 20 MΩ or less.

4) If any of the above tests shows negative, replace the 

surge protector.

056 222 38 18

[email protected]

www.sentronic.com

SENTRONIC

AG

Summary of Contents for MD6x-24

Page 1: ...itters Direct mount in a wiring conduit of outdoor enclosures Absorbs surges only without affecting instrumentation signal SPECIFICATIONS LINE TO LINE LINE TO GROUND MD6x 24 MD6x 65 Discharge voltage peak voltage 30V min 70V min 160V min Max surge voltage 1 40V max 100V max 650V max Leakage current 5µA 30V DC 5µA 70V DC 5µA 130V DC Max line voltage 30V DC 70V DC Capacitance 1 kHz 2500pF 2500pF 100...

Page 2: ...Connecting Screw Leadwires MD6N Gasket 1 Functional Ground Body Gasket 1 Connecting Screw cable side Leadwires calbe side Specifications Connecting Screw equipment side Leadwires equipment side 1 Not provided with 1 2 NPT MD6P Body Gasket 1 Specifications Connecting Screw Leadwires 1 Not provided with 1 2 NPT 056 222 38 18 mailbox sentronic com www sentronic com SENTRONICAG ...

Page 3: ...x1 5 approx 250 9 8 79 3 11 91 3 58 41 1 61 69 2 72 approx 250 9 8 86 3 39 91 3 58 for 1 2 NPT WITH SAFETY APPROVAL WITHOUT SAFETY APPROVAL for 1 2 NPT MD6N 2 G 1 2 1 2 NPT or M20x1 5 32 1 26 27 1 06 10 39 17 67 22 87 10 39 17 67 22 87 approx 250 9 8 52 2 05 approx 250 9 8 for M20x1 5 with ATEX flameproof approval for 1 2 NPT 056 222 38 18 mailbox sentronic com www sentronic com SENTRONICAG ...

Page 4: ...e green leadwire directly to the outside ground wire pulled inside the enclosure Connect the yellow and blue wires to the signal terminals of the protected equipment Ground the protected equipment enclosure If the enclosure has an outside ground terminal connect the ground wire to it If it does not pull the ground wire inside the enclosure and connect it to the inside ground terminal Connect the s...

Page 5: ...D6N 65 red black S S To Central Station Cable IN Current Loop Supply Central Station Protected Equiment From Field P P S S G MDP 24 1 MDP 65 1 Field G G S S yellow blue green G Protected Equipment Protected Equipment Enclosure MD6P Connection Diagram Grounding From Field MD6P 24 MD6P 65 G To Central Station S S yellow blue green Protected Equipment Protected Equipment Enclosure red black G G S S C...

Page 6: ... distance often causes inductive surges We recommend that you check your surge protector about twice a year before and after the rainy season Check whenever you experience a strong lightning occurrence Checking procedure is explained in the following CHECKING WIRING 1 Make sure that wiring is done as instructed in the con nection diagram 2 Make sure that the ground wire is connected to the enclo s...

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