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Plug Wiring

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2014-10-10·IO00·III·en·03

SolConeX Receptacle & Plug 125 A
8581/41 & 8581/22

10.3 Opening the plug

Referring to Figure 1 above, loosen the three screws 

and pull the plug body 

out of the 

shell 

. Loosen the screw 

on the locking clamp 

, insert the screwdriver in the 

locking clamp slot, lift the locking clamp out of the pressure ring 

and unscrew the 

pressure ring.

10.4 Insert the cord

Slide the pressure ring 

and the washer 

over the cord.

Install the cord grommet. The grommet 

is an universal onion ring style which 

accommodates several cord diameters by removing (cutting out) the inner undersized 
diameters. The grommet should fit snugly on the cord. The grommet may require 
lubrication in order to slide over the cord. Use talcum powder or an equivalent material 
rated for use on electrical products. Slide the grommet over the cord with the cuts 

toward the shell 

.

Slide the shell 

 and collar 

over the cord.

10.5 Cord preparation

Dress the cord by removing the outer jacket and fillers for a length of 4-1/8

 (105 mm) 

and strip the insulation off of the conductors 1-7/16

 (36 mm) from the end.

10.6 Connection to terminals

Open the strain relief clamp screws 

and flip the clamp to the side. Attach the 

leads to the appropriate terminals. Terminal markings correspond to receptacle 

terminal markings.

10.7 Strain relief

Flip back the strain relief clamp 

, remove clamp‘s plastic inserts, if necessary, to fit the 

outer diameter of the cord. Make sure that the remaining plastic inserts have their ridges 
pointing toward the plug before tightening.

10.8 Plug assembly

Slide the locking collar 

into the shell 

and insert the plug body 

into the shell. To 

align the plug body 

 with the shell 

, the keyway on the inside of the shell must mate 

with the rib in the plug body.

Tighten the three screws 

.

Slide the grommet 

and the gland washer 

forward until they shoulder against 

the shell 

and tighten the pressure ring 

until a good grommet compression 

is achieved.

Reinstall the locking clamp 

and tighten the screw 

.

10.9 Optional dust cap

The optional dust cap (P/N 85 818 01 14 0) must be used for Class II 

Hazardous Locations. Attach the dust cap to the post 

.

Note: If the grommet slides freely over the cord, there will be insufficient 
sealing for Class II and Class III Hazardous Locations.

 WARNING

The Equipment Ground (green wire) is to be connected to the terminal marked with the 
Ground (Earth) symbol 

.

Содержание SolConeX 8581/41

Страница 1: ...Installation Operating Maintenance Sheet SolConeX Receptacle Plug 125 A 8581 41 8581 22 ...

Страница 2: ... IO00 III en 03 Subject to alterations 2 3 Disclaimer The nature of these instructions is only informative and does not cover all of the details variations or combinations in which this equipment may be used stored delivered installed safely operated and maintained Since conditions of use of the product are outside of the care custody and control of the manufacturer the purchaser should determine ...

Страница 3: ...s The receptacle is suitable for use on a circuit capable of delivering not more than 10 000 rms symmetrical amperes 600 V maximum when protected by properly sized Class J fuses 200 amperes maximum Supply wires shall be rated for 75 C 5 Conformity to Standards The 8581 41 Series of receptacles and the 8581 22 Series of plugs have multiple certifications printed on the nameplate 6 Technical Data Pl...

Страница 4: ...tact for an electrical interlock or other control signal connect 12 AWG copper wire to terminals 13 and 14 Torque the terminal screws to 3 54 in lbs 0 4 Nm 8 4 Function label Remove the plastic function label taped inside the cover mark as required remove backing strip and apply to the recessed area above the switch Close the cover and tighten the cover screws Certificates NEC CEC FM File No 0R6A2...

Страница 5: ...markings on the plug Torque all terminal screws to 221 265 in lbs 25 30 Nm including all unused terminals 10 Plug Wiring 14966E00 Figure 1 10 1 Cord type Select a flexible cord with copper conductors of the appropriate insulation ampacity and 90 C temperature rating For installations in the U S refer to the National Electrical Code Articles 400 4 400 5A 400 5B 501 11 502 12 and 503 10 For installa...

Страница 6: ...from the end 10 6 Connection to terminals Open the strain relief clamp screws and flip the clamp to the side Attach the leads to the appropriate terminals Terminal markings correspond to receptacle terminal markings 10 7 Strain relief Flip back the strain relief clamp remove clamp s plastic inserts if necessary to fit the outer diameter of the cord Make sure that the remaining plastic inserts have...

Страница 7: ...12 Maintenance These receptacles require no maintenance other than a periodic inspection for damage and proper operation Any damaged equipment should be replaced promptly to ensure the electrical safety and explosion protection of the system 13 Disposal The national and local waste disposal regulations have to be observed WARNING Observe the labels on the receptacle and plug with regard to the use...

Страница 8: ...8 209880 8581616300 2014 10 10 IO00 III en 03 SolConeX Receptacle Plug 125 A 8581 41 8581 22 ...

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