Schluter Systems LIPROTEC LT ES 1, Directions For Use Manual

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Connection
30 Directions for use for LED strips
6 Connection
DANGER
Risk of fire due to the overheating of the cable!
Fires resulting from overheated cables can lead to deadly burn injuries or poisoning by
smoke inhalation.
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Do not lay the cable when it is unwound.
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Use a sufficient cable cross-section.
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Take the maximum permissible length of the supply lines into consideration.
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Observe the maximum permissible capacity of the power packs and receivers.
ATTENTION!
Malfunction due to damaged cable.
Conducting the cables along sharp edges can lead to malfunctions.
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Lay the cables in empty tubes or cable channels.
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Deburr the boreholes and notches in LIPROTEC profiles.
ATTENTION!
Malfunction due to the loosening of the cable connection.
Connecting tensioned cables can lead to a loosening of the cable connection.
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Guarantee sufficient tension relief.
6.1 Optimizing radio noise suppression
To obtain good radio noise suppression and the greatest possible operating safety, observe
the following points for expert line laying:
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Mount the power packs at least 30 cm from the LED-conducting aluminium profiles. In
the process, observe the minimum distances to the neighbouring components (see the
"Directions for use for the power pack," Fig. C).
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Properly lay the output lines at a corresponding distance to the earthed metal surfaces.
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This reduces capacitive interference.
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Make sure the distance between the mains cable and connection cable of the receiver
or LED strip is as large as possible (at least 5 cm) and mains and connection cables are
not laid in parallel.
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As a result, interference between the mains cable and lamp connection cables is
prevented.
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Avoid intersecting the mains cable and LED modules. If you cannot prevent an
intersection, design it with the largest possible angle as far as possible for technical and
safety reasons.
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This prevent HF interference with the mains cable.