14
REMKO ATR
Installation
Maximum line
length
Line cross section
10 m
1.50 mm²
15 m
1.50 mm²
20 m
2.00 mm²
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De-energise all live lines before
working on the unit
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Connections must be made
in accordance with the circuit diagram
on page 16,17 and 18
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The unit is only approved
for connection to fixed lines
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When installing the unit, it must
be ensured that lines carrying mains
electricity, such as the mains supply
and relay connection lines, cannot
come into contact with low-voltage
lines such as probe lines (minimum
clearance 4 mm for lines with basic
insulation)
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The requirements of EN 60730
Part 1 must be adhered to to
ensure adequate protection against
connecting conductors self-loosening.
This may be achieved by securing
thelines with suitable cable ties
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VDE 0100, EN 60730 Part 1
and the regulations of the local EVU
must also be observed
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In the event that the unit does not
function as expected, begin by
verifying that it is correctly connected
and that there is a power supply
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Use probe lines in accordance
with the requirements and note
the maximum line lengths and
requisite minimum cross sections
Errors on connection can cause
damage to the unit! No liability
will be assumed for damage caused
by incorrect connection and/or
improper operation!
CAUTION
CAUTION
For the avoidance of malfunctions,
the external probe lines must not
be routed together with other live
lines. Observe a minimum clearance
of 4 mm when using conductors
with basic insulation.
One RP-20 must be provided for each
unit in the event of group operation
of the GPS units. On-site junction
boxes must also be provided.
NOTE
For line lengths greater than 5 m, an
RP-20 should be provided a short
distance from the GPS device.
NOTE
CAUTION
In the event that the GPS unit is
operated in a group, a voltage of 230 V
AC will be present at the RP-20
fault message contact. As such,
the controller must be switched
off and disconnected from the mains
before opening the GPS unit or RP-20.
!
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