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Installation
4
Install all cables through the conduits and into the cabinet. Pull all cables at least 15 feet (4.6m) beyond the
end of the conduit.
The opening in each nozzle should be small enough to allow the nozzles to fit securely on the
cables. If more than one cable enters the same split sleeve, cut the nozzle to accommodate all
cables. Use sealing tape and B sealant to fill the gaps between the cables and to fit the nozzle
opening.
5
Cut the small end of a nozzle to permit it to be slipped onto a cable.
6
Slide a nozzle onto a cable (large end first), and move it down the cable into position on the bottom plate.
Secure the nozzle to the cable, using one layer of sealing tape and the clamp provided.
7
Repeat Step 5 and Step 6 for the remaining cable(s).
8
Secure any remaining (unused) nozzle in position on the bottom plate.
9
Pull the ground wire(s) through the grommet, and route it in a smooth curve to the ground bar as shown in
Figure 13 on page
10
Apply No-Ox (or equivalent), and connect the wire(s) to the wire clamp(s) provided on the ground bar.
11
Reinstall the skirt beneath the end chamber.
18
Heat
Top
exchanger
plate
Cable access
hole plug
Figure 14. Removing Cable Nozzles
17.
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Cable
nozzle
Top
plate
Nozzle
clamp
Top
plate
Cable access
hole plug
SPX-CABFIN01, SPX-CABFIN04
LTPS-UM-8007-01, Issue 1
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