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efer to the appropriate wiring diagram during installation of
the SpillStop system. The wiring diagrams are in section D).
1.
Pick a spot in the cab of the truck for the SpillStop controller
box to be mounted. Do not mount the controller where it can
be kicked. It is recommended that the controller be mounted
to the right of the PTO control. Use the existing studs in the
box walls to mount the controller, do not put additional screws
into the box as they may contact and damage the circuitry
inside. If the wiring connections on the back of the box are
hard to access after the box is mounted, leave it unmounted
for now until it is wired up.
2. Remove the front panel of the SeeLeveL gauge(s) and silicone
the gauge module into the base of the enclosure. Note that
one side of the display face sticks down into the enclosure so
you will need to mount the gauge module so that the display
face can still be mounted properly. Connect the YELLOW,
ORANGE, BLACK and GREEN wires to the matching coloured
wires on the display. The RED wire, the gauge module signal
wire, will connect to the SpillStop compartment terminal. If
an 808PA SeeLeveL Special is being used rather than an 810PS
SeeLeveL, no gauge module is required since it is built into
the SeeLeveL Special display where the signal wire is the
GREEN wire. If you are connecting a gauge module to an
older 810 SeeLeveL with a terminal block mounted on a circuit
board in the base of the box then connect YELLOW to Alarm 1,
ORANGE to Alarm 2, and BLACK to Alarm 3. The GREEN wire
is ground. Note that Alarms 1, 2 and 3 are the 2nd, 3rd, and
4th terminals from the left on the terminal block. Ground is
on the far right side of the terminal block.
IMPORTANT:
When connecting wiring, all terminal ends should
be soldered to the wire. Any multiple wire hookups to the controller
terminal blocks must at least be twisted together, and preferably
soldered. When tightening terminal block screws which retain the
wires, retorque the terminals after 1/2 hour to allow the terminals
to take a “set”.
Follow these instructions for a tractor trailer installation:
3.
Mount a standard 7 pin socket to the front of the trailer and
a 7 pin plug and cable from the tractor. Make sure there is
room inside the socket housing for the plug module.
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