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Connecting Power, Temp Sensor, Alarm And Remote Display Panel - nvent RAYCHEM ECW-GF Installation Instructions Manual

Digital electronic controller with ground fault

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Connecting Power, Temp Sensor, Alarm and Remote Display Panel

1
Connecting Incoming Power
• Install conduit and fittings as shown. To
minimize loosening due to pipe vibration,
use flexible conduit.
• Pull in power and ground wires, strip off 1/2
in (13 mm) of insulation and terminate.
• Confirm by pulling on the wires.
Optional
Bottom Entry
2
Connecting Temperature Sensor
• Adjust the length of the
temperature sensor to
meet the application
needs and strip the
sensor wires leaving 3 in
to make the connections.
Strip 1/2 in if insulation
from the wires to insert
into the terminal blocks.
• Insert the three
temperature sensor wires
into the terminal block
marked "J5." Place the
white wire into T1, the black wire into T2 and the shield
wire into SH, and tighten terminals. Confirm connection
by pulling on the wires.
4
• Screw transition onto stand until it stops. Tighten until
slots on transition and stand align. Do not damage
threads on transition.
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Thermistor
Input
Shield
T2
T1
Display
Panel
Controls
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
To
Power
Power
Heating
Terminal
In
Cable
Block
3
Connecting Alarm
• The controller has a
form C contact for
remote enunciation of
temperature sensor
failure and low/high
temperature alarms.
If an external alarm is
required, then alarm
wiring can exit the
enclosure via the 3/4 in
power conduit hole as
long as the insulation
rating of the alarm wire is
equal to the power wire.
Normally energized; changes state upon an alarm.
5
Remote
Display
Panel
ECW-GF-DP
Display
Control/Display Panel
Ground Fault Protection
OPERATON
Operation:
LED ON = OK
Panel
LED Blinking = Comm Error
GF TEST
GF Test: LED Blinking = Press to test
LED Blinking = OK
LED ON = Fault
Contacts
GF RESET
GF Reset: LED ON
Press to Reset
Temperature
Sensor
Optional
Alarm
Contacts
Optional
Power
Alarm
Terminal
Contacts
Block
Temp
Sensor
Input
To heating cable junction box
Note:
nVent
recommends
the use of a
conduit drain to
prevent water
condensation
build-up
Incoming
Power
Alarm

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