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INSTALLATION AND MOUNTING
NOTE:
3.
For ALL models installation must always comply with
applicable codes, standards, laws and regulations. Adhere
strictly to local, state and national electrical and building
codes. Comply with regulations the Occupational Safety
and Health Administration (OSHA) has established. Also,
the generator and related components must be installed
completely in conformance with the manufacturer’s instruc-
tions and recommendations. Following proper installation,
do nothing that might alter a safe installation and render the
unit in non-compliance with such codes, standards, laws and
regulations.
4. The plastic knockout that is used to route the wires and
cables into the annunciator should be removed with the
annunciator firmly supported by placing it on a flat surface.
5. Wire tie-downs are provided in two places on the base of the
annunciator to provide strain-relief for the connecting cables
and wires (Figure 3).
RELAY ANNUNCIATION (J1 - J8)
The user can select up to eight of the following 18 generator
parameters to annunciate via the relays, when the 10 position (S1)
and the 8 position (S2) DIP switches on the annunciator PCB are
being used.
S1
Parameter
S2
Parameter
1
RPM Sensor Loss
1
Battery Charger AC Failure
2
Overcrank
2
Low Battery Voltage
3
Overspeed
3
High Battery Voltage
4
Low Oil Pressure
4
Generator Run
5
High Water Temp/Low
Water Level
5
Generator Power
6
Emergency Stop
6
Not in Auto
7
Pre-Low Oil Pressure
7
Line Power
8
Pre-High Water Temp
8
Spare Channel
9
Pre-Low Water Temp
10
Pre-Low Fuel
Relay outputs J1 through J8 are assigned to the selected param-
eters in sequential order. For example, if DIP1 - 1 through 8 are
selected, these faults are assigned to relays 1 through 8 respec-
tively as shown in Figures 4 and 5.
Remote Annunciator
112
147
230
204
188
WIRE TIE-DOWN (2 PLCS)
41
KNOCKOUT (3 PLCS)
FOR 1/2" CONDUIT
7 x 12MM
SLOT (4X)
115
21.8
Figure 3 — Enclosure Mounting Dimensions
