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For 24 VDC - Connect to the power supply’s, other cable to the 3-pin, 24 VDC power connector using the wired DC
mating power connector, see Chapter 6.4.1: Wiring the DC Mating Power Connector.
The mating power connectors (2-pin, 12VDC and 3-pin, 24 VDC) are not delivered with the
product. To order the required mating power connector, see Table 1: Accessories.
6.2.4.
Wiring the DC Mating Power Connector
The mating connector for the DC power connector (2-pin, 12 VDC or 3-pin, 24 VDC) is available as a standalone part or
as part of a kit, see Table 1: Accessories.
Figure 13: DC Mating Power Connector 2-Pin, 12 VDC and 3-Pin, 24 VDC
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Clamps to hold the wires (2-pin)
2
Clamps to hold the wires (3-pin)
3
Screws to release/tighten the clamps
hold on the wires (2-pin)
4
Screws to release/tighten the clamps
hold on the wires (3-pin)
The connector is delivered without wires, to wire the DC mating power connector (2-pin, 12 VDC or 3-pin, 24 VDC),
perform the following:
1.
Cut two (2-pin) or three (3-pin) 1 mm
2
AWG 18 isolated wires to the required length and strip 5 mm to 7 mm from
each end.
2.
Prepare the wires by twisting the striped wire-ends and providing the wires with ferrules.
3.
Open the clamp on DC mating power connector far enough by turning the slotted pan head screws (Figure 13,
pos. 3 or pos. 4) to create enough space to insert the end of the prepared wires.
4.
Insert the prepared wires into the corresponding DC mating power connector’s clamp (Figure 13, pos. 1 or pos. 2).
Make sure the polarity of the wires is correct.
5.
Fasten the slotted pan head screws to secure the wires in the DC mating power connector’s clamps.
The power connection wires must be clearly marked (+/GND) to ensure proper connection to
the power connector and main power supply.
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