
8
Additional electr. equipment
8.1
Heating
We recommend the installation of a heating
resistor to prevent condensate from forming
underneath the cover, for instance, in appli-
cations with strongly fluctuating ambient tem-
peratures, high humidity and in outdoor ap-
plications.
The heating resistor "R" is controlled via a
thermostatic switch "TW" (bimetallic-element
switch). A continuous-operation voltage is re-
quired for operation (indicate when ordering).
The switch-off temperature is approximately
+60
°
C, the re-start tempe40
°
C.
For power supply, connect the heating resistor
with thermostatic switch to clamps 7 and 8.
8.1.1 Retrofitting the heating resistor
You can install and connect a heating resistor
at a later date.
– Remove cover
– Secure heating resistor to the position in-
tended for this purpose (see Fig. 22) using
the two self-cutting screws supplied with the
resistor.
– Secure temperature monitor in the respec-
tive bore hole of the mounting bracket (nut
width across flats 7).
– Connect the flexible lead end of the tem-
perature monitor and the heating resistor to
clamps 7 and 8.
– Route and mount lines in the actuator such
that they are protected from moving or ro-
tating parts and are not damaged when the
cover is removed or replaced.
7 8
R
TW
Fig. 21
⋅
Heating resistor R and thermostatic switch TW,
circuit diagram
Fig. 22
⋅
Heating resistor(bottom), thermostatic switch
in the background (top)
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