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Procedure 1. Pole-Mounting the Power Node/30
STEP
At the selected location, install the mounting pole.
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Prepare two 5/8" threaded rods by installing a flat washer, a lock washer, and a
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hex nut on one end of each rod.
At the desired height for the top of the cabinet from the ground line, drill a hole
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through the pole using a 3/4" drill bit.
Insert one threaded rod into the hole from the rear of the pole.
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Raise the PN-POLE-STABILIZER and place the bracket's upper mounting hole on
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the threaded rod.
Install a flat washer, a lock washer, and a hex nut on the rod. Hand tighten the hex
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nut just enough to hold the bracket in place.
Ensure that the PN-POLE-STABILIZER is level and mark the pole through the
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bracket's lower hole; swing the bracket away from the pole and, at the marked
position, drill a hole through the pole using a 3/4" drill bit.
Swing the PN-POLE-STABILIZER back in the straight position and align the
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bracket's lower hole with the pole's hole. Insert the other threaded rod into the
hole from the rear of the pole.
Lift the Power Node/30 cabinet onto the PN-POLE-STABILIZER, inserting the
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bracket's tabs into the slots on the cabinet's upper angle bracket.
Align the center slotted hole in the cabinet's lower angle bracket with the threaded
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rod installed in Step 8. Install a flat washer, a lock washer, and a hex nut on the
threaded rod.
Fasten the cabinet to the PN-POLE-STABILIZER with four 3/8" — 16 x 3/4"
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bolts, lock washers, and flat washers through the holes in the cabinet's upper and
lower angle brackets.
Securely tighten all mounting hardware.
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Establish a good local ground [generally 25 ohms or less, with a 5-foot (minimum)
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ground rod], and attach a #6 ground wire to the rod; some locations may require
additional rods to achieve a resistance to ground of less than 25 ohms.
Attach the #6 AWG ground wire from Step 13 to the ground attachment point on
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the side of the Power Node/30 box; see Figure 3.
NOTE: Although the cabinet can be mounted directly to a pole, Pulsecom strongly
recommends using the PN-POLE-STABILIZER bracket.
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Power Node/30
1650, Issue 1, March 2011
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