Wallace Perimeter Security SPEEDGATE, Installation And Maintenance Manual

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SPEEDGATE Installation and Maintenance Manual Revision 1 - MAY 2023
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ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT – OPERATOR
7� HEATER
Wallace Perimeter Security recommends a self-regulating heater be installed in colder climates, rated for
the supplied voltage 208-240V. This option can be specified when the SpeedGate is ordered.
A typical Wallace Perimeter Security shop installation for a FEIG Gen II (SpeedGate model introduced in
2021) is wired as indicated below. This configuration allows the heater to remain ON as long as incoming
power is present. FEIG Gen I models (i.e., pre-2021) enable heater operation only when the operator is
ON.
Connect to terminals L1 & N.
Always refer to site-specific drawings issued for the project you are working on for actual electrical
connections and installation methods.
8. VEHICLE LOOPS
The loop leads from the vehicle loops will need to run directly into the Operator Cabinet enclosure
terminal strip.
Loop 1 (Channel 1 Loop):
Channel 1 Loop (which can be configured as an Entrance Loop OR an Exit Loop) typically terminates into
terminal #30 and #31.
Loop 2 (Channel 2 Loop):
Channel 2 Loop (configuration dependent upon Chanel 1 function) typically terminates into terminal #32
and #33.