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FIELD
CONNECTIONS
(Refer To Figure 1)
TERMINAL
STRIP A - HIGH VOLTAGE
Incoming
Power Source - Terminals 1 & 2.
Connect the black wire to Terminal 1. Terminals 1 and 7 are
connected
together
internally
on Terminal Strip A.
Connect the neutral or white wire to Terminal 2. Terminals 2,
9 and 12 are connected
together
internally.
120 VAC 50/60 Hz. - Must set power switch to 120 VAC.
230 VAC 50/60 Hz. - Must set power switch to 230 VAC.
External Alarm Load - Can be used two ways.
1 Terminals
10 & 11 - N.O Contact.
2. Using the Controller
Line Voltage at Terminals
1 & 2
(see Figure 2).
a) Jumper wire between Terminals
7 & 10.
b) Connect alarm load to Terminals
11 & 12.
360VA Pilot Duty Rating at 120/230
VAC,
5 amps at 24 VDC.
TERMINAL
STRIP B - LOW VOLTAGE
24 VDC Power - Controller can operate from 24 VDC instead of
120/230
VAC (see Figure 3)
1. Cut 24 VDC pin on power supply
board.
2. Power In: Connect Battery Positive Voltage at Terminal 23.
Connect Battery Negative Voltage at Terminal 24.
3. Power for Alarm relay contacts.
Connect
Battery
Positive
Voltage
at Terminal
1 on
Terminal
Strip A.
thru 8, Terminals 1 thru 16
Connect
Battery
Negative
Voltage at Terminal 2on
Terminal
Strip A.
TERMINAL
STRIP C - Sensors 1
Sensor
1- Terminals
1 & 2.
Sensor 2- Terminals 3 & 4.
Sensor
3- Terminals 5 & 6.
Sensor 4- Terminals 7 &8.
Sensor
5- Terminals 9 & 10.
Sensor 6- Terminals
11 & 12.
Sensor 7- Terminals
13 & 14.
Sensor 8- Terminals
15 & 16.
TERMINAL STRIP D - Sensors 9 thru 16, Terminals 17 thru 32
Sensor
9- Terminals
17 & 18.
Sensor
10 - Terminals
19 & 20.
Sensor
11 - Terminals 21 & 22.
Sensor
12 - Terminals
23 & 24
Sensor
13 - Terminals 25 & 26
Sensor
14 - Terminals 27 & 28.
Sensor
15 - Terminals 29 & 30.
Sensor
16 - Terminals 31 & 32.
FIELD CONNECTIONS
Figure
1
CONTROLLER
LINE VOLTAGE
FOR ALARM LOAD
Figure
2
24 VDC CONNECTIONS
Figure
3
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