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Intermatic
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1.
Tighten the terminal to the specifi ed torque.
2.
"Wiggle" the wire; move it slowly from side to side
while pulling gently.
3.
Tighten again to the specifi ed torque. Usually this
takes 1/16 to 1/4 of a turn or more.
4.
Repeat as needed.
Removing the Chassis
If the rough-in is going to create a lot of dust or metal
shavings, it may prove best to remove the Chassis
prior to installation. To remove the Chassis:
1.
Remove the two locking nylon nuts from the line
voltage backplate (red circles above).
2.
With the front plate closed, gently remove the
chassis from the enclosure. Avoid rubbing the
sides of the chassis against the enclosure.
Store the chassis in the original shipping case or any
safe location until needed.
Control of Emergency Power Loads
Normal Power
Distribution Panel
Emergency Power
Distribution Panel
The EM1400 series is listed for controlling emergency
circuits (ETL Listed to UL 924), but may not control
both normal and emergency loads in the same
enclosure.
When controlling emergency loads, use normal power
to supply panel electronics, and the (NC) relays will
automatically close in the event of any normal power
loss.
When power is restored, relays will return to the
appropriate status (on or off).
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Blue Box
Relay Panel
Electronics
Power Supply
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