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Neutro-Vac
5200470 Rev B
Method 1
Power unit is equipped with a 3-conductor line cord. On power supplies designed
for 120 VAC operation, the line cord is fitted with a standard 3-prong plug and
should be plugged into a 3-terminal grounded receptacle. On power supplies
designed for 220 VAC operation, the AC line cord is not normally supplied with
the plug. The green wire provides the ground connection to the power supply and
should be connected to a true ground.
Method 2
Bolt power supply to a machine frame that is properly grounded.
Method 3
Connect the ground wire between ground lug on the power supply and a true
ground such as a cold-water pipe or grounded electrical conduit.
WARNING
– Power supply should be connected to an AC/DC line that is
turned on and off with machine operation. This will ensure the high voltage
power supply is deactivated when the machine is off. If this is not possible,
the use of a separate, fused disconnect for the power supply is recommended.
Cable Routing (IQ Easy Bars)
For detailed instructions, see the publication included with the static bars.
Cable Routing (MEB)
The high voltage cables should not contact any grounded parts of the machine
frame. Cable supports are used to guide the high voltage cable from the static bar,
along machine frame and to the power supply. Cables should be kept at least 1/4”
away from:
• Machine frame
• Machine parts
• Walls
• Floor
To Install Cable Supports
1. Press split plastic bushing out of metal support and apply bushing to cable at
desired location.
2. Drill a 13/64” diameter hole through machine frame and mount the support.
3. Press bushing with cable back into support.
NOTE
– Be sure that a cable support is positioned so that all strain and
motion from the cable where it enters the static bar and the power supply
is minimized.
