Esd/Emi Immunity; About Mounting Taps; Mounting Dimensions For Taps - Honeywell EXPERION PKS Installation Manual

Chapter 4 - ControlNet Network Component Installation
Planning for Your Taps
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Planning Your Nodes
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Planning for Terminators
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Planning Your ControlNet Addressing
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4.1.5

ESD/EMI Immunity

For more information concerning ESD/EMI Immunity planning, guidelines, and practices, refer to:
Planning for Static Electricity Minimization
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Planning for Interference Minimization
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Planning Raceway Layouts
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Planning for Bonding and Grounding
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Planning for Power Distribution
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Suppressing Power Surges
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Planning Enclosure Lighting
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Avoiding Unintentional Momentary Turn-on of Outputs
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4.2

About Mounting Taps

The following general rules should be applied when mounting taps:
There is no minimum trunk cable length requirement between taps. Adjacent taps can be connected
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(without a trunk cable at all) using a barrel connector (TC-MC3BNC).
Make sure the mounting location is convenient for your cable routing.
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Make sure the mounting location does not cause any cable bend-radii to exceed the limits given in
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Installing Trunk Cable.
Do not mount the tap in a position that routes the drop-cable or trunk-cable over any ac power
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terminals on nearby modules.
For more details on selecting where to mount taps, refer to the Control Hardware Planning Guide .

Mounting dimensions for taps

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Mounting taps
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Identifying drop-cables
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4.2.1 Mounting dimensions for taps
T-tap
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