ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
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A D D E N D U M T O O P E R A T I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S | Track and trace cabinet TTC100-2
5.3
Connecting the voltage supply
5.3.1
Mains voltage
DANGER!
RISK OF INJURY DUE TO ELECTRICAL CURRENT
The mains voltage (AC 100 ... 264 V / 50 ... 60 Hz) is protected by 1-pin circuit
breakers (phase).
If the phase and neutral conductors are swapped when connecting to the -XD100
terminal block, there is a risk of electrocution if you touch the respective contacts,
even after the input circuit has been switched off with the circuit breakers FC20 to
-FC23.
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Carefully connect the mains voltage to the -XD100 terminal block.
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Verify that the mains voltage is connected correctly before the mains switch is used
to switch on the customer’s power.
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Ensure the cables are securely attached and in compliance with the enclosure rating.
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To do so, tighten the coupling nuts to provide strain relief on the cabinet.
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Check that the cables are securely connected.
NOTE!
No visible metal surfaces are permitted on the wires.
Fig. 27: Pin assignments on the -XD100 terminal block
Terminal
Color of the
terminal block
Signal
Function
-XD100/1.1 Gray
L
Line voltage
100…264
V AC /
50…60
Hz (phase)
-XD100/1.4 Blue
N
Line voltage 100 ... 264 V AC /
50 ... 60 Hz (neutral conductor)
-XD100/1.6 Green-yellow
PE
Protective conductor
-XD100/1.6 Green-yellow
PE
Tab. 9: Pin assignments on the -XD100 terminal block
Connection
