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Do not alter, nor

  remodel the parts, etc. 

 

Use the circuit breaker as for the power of indicator/alarm unit.    Also it shall be mounted 
nearby indicator/alarm unit and be specified that it is for power interruption of 
indicator/alarm unit. 

                     

 

Ground the zener barrier separately corresponding to the A-class grounding with ground 
resistance of 10Ω  or less. 

 

Use the specified cable. 

 

For system installation, operation and maintenance, take care not to damage the intrinsically 
safe design. 

 

The power of the indicator/alarm unit shall be turned on after completion of all wirings. If 
each wiring is carried out in the power on condition, short-circuit between terminals or an 
electrical shock may be occurred.   

                                    *  NOTE 
    When wiring, read the operating instructions for the connected indicator/alarm unit. 

WARNING 

CAUTION 

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