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KTA Instructions
3. R
OUTING CABLE FROM
Either 25 or 50 feet of two conductor cable is supplied as part of the packaged system. This cable is to be used to
supply the low voltage power to the fan. One end has a quick connect cable attached to it - this end is to be
connected to the panel mounted socket on the side of the fan.
Route the cable from the fan to the location where the KTA box is to be located. Support cable with tie-wrap
fasteners, cable fasteners, or within conduit, depending upon building type and local code requirements. Do not use
metal staples to secure cable. if mounting brackets are to be used for cable, use clip types that are suitable for
securing television or VCR coaxial cable, such as GC Electronics #H7. Do not bury cable. The cable supplied with the
unit is suitable for indoor and outdoor routings. After the cable has been routed to the KTA box cut the excess cable
with a pair of wire cutters (it is advisable to leave some extra cable that would allow the KTA box to be set on a
table or the floor to allow for easier connection of the cable.)
4. C
ONNECTING
Before connecting the wire to the KTA box make sure that the box is not plugged in and the switch on the side of
the box is OFF.
After cutting off any excess cable, remove 2 inches of the cable jacket from the end of the cable. Be careful not to
strip the insulation from the two wires inside of the cable jacket. Remove the foil wrap around the two exposed
wires (if an un-insulated wire strand is inside the cable, cut this unnecessary wire at the point it is exposed at the
jacket).
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