SW3-1097 - 12/07/23 - V1
8. Notices
DO NOT
• operate the equipment in an explosive atmosphere.
• attempt to install the antennas without the proper safe equipment to access the install location.
• install the antenna in such a way that it may fall and cause injury.
• chew parts or put them in mouth, keep away from unsupervised children.
• operate the transmitter / radio when any person is within 250mm (10”) of the antenna.
European Waste Electronic Equipment Directive 2002/96/EC
Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste. All electronic products with the WEEE logo must be
collected and sent to approved operators for safe disposal or recycling. Please recycle where facilities exist. Many electrical/electronic
equipment retailers facilitate “Distributor Take-Back scheme”for household WEEE. Check with your Local Authority or electronic
retailers for designated collection facilities where WEEE can be disposed of for free.
Waiver:
This document represents information compiled to the best of our present knowledge. It is not intended to as a representation or warranty of fitness of the products described for any particular pur
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pose. This document details guidelines for general information purposes only. Always seek specialist advice when planning installations and ensure that antennas are always installed by a properly qualified
installer in compliance with local laws and regulations.
6. Routing and terminating coaxial cables
Plan the coaxial cable route to the wireless device to avoid running adjacent to any existing electrical wiring and ensuring that they will not be subjected to
damage.
It is important to secure the cables properly when the antenna is mounted vertically in order to reduce the load on the antenna.
Secure the cable run using correct size cable ties or clips, so as not to distort/compress the cable. It is important that the cable is not bent sharply – note
that the minimum bend radius for the cable is 25mm (1”) and this should be considered when routing to the cable entry point. Any excess cable must not
be coiled - it should be laid out in a figure of eight pattern and loosely secured.
When installed in a vehicle the cables must not be routed in front of any airbag devices – note that these may be located behind the windscreen pillar trim
and the side of the roof head lining, depending on vehicle specification. The cables should not interfere with any moving vehicle component.
7. Comission and test
Check LTE/Cellular and WiFi cable(s):
• Carry out VSWR check all feeds should measure as per datasheet specification.
Check GPS/GNSS cable:
• Check the GPS/GNSS cable with DC to measure high resistance.
• Connect the GPS/GNSS cable to the GPS/GNSS receiver and check for satellite acquisition.
Please Recycle
Printed versions of these instructions can be recycled. When you have finished with these instructions please recycle them.
