Encoder Connection; Equipotential Bonding Conductor - Bosch Rexroth MAD Operating Instruction

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Rexroth MAD and MAF Motors in EX px d Design acc. to ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU
9.4

Encoder connection

9.5

Equipotential bonding conductor

A 15 meter-long connection cable is connected with the explosion-protected
motors. This connection cable has been connected with the encoder at the
factory. After motor assembly, connect this connection cable with another
encoder cable of Rexroth, e.g. RKG4200 (for connection on encoder in‐
terface ENS on IndraDrive controllers) or
encoder cable RKG4202 (for connection on a terminal strip)
with the IndraDrive controller.
WARNING
The junction to/on the motor drive device must be located outside of the ex‐
plosive atmosphere.
The encoder housing on the motor may no longer be opened
in principle! Do not remove any of the screws on the encoder
housing.
Please observe the detailsl of the project planning manual of
the drive device and the details about pin assignment in the
motor
project
MAF****-PRxx-xx-P in chapter 8 "Encoder Connection".
WARNING
According to EN 60079-0:2009, chapter 15.4, the equipotential bonding at
the motor has to be connected with a separate cable with min. 4 mm² cross-
section (MAF225C-0150 with min. 25 mm²) in addition to the grounding wire.
To connect the equipotential bonding conductor, the motors have the follow‐
ing connection possibilities on the motor flange:
Frame size
Clamping mode
100 ... 180 Terminal connector
225
Brass screw M12
Tab. 9-2:
Clamping mode for equipotential bonding conductor
Bosch Rexroth AG
Explosion hazard due to improper handling
during the connection of the motor!
planning
manual
DOK-MOTOR*-MAD/
Explosion hazard due to improper handling
during the connection of the motor!
Remark
For cable cross-sections up to 10mm²
To connect a cable via ring terminal for thread M12
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Connection system

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