Conductix-Wampfler SingleFlexLine Program 0815 Operating Instructions Manual page 52

Operating Instructions
Single-pole conductor-rail system
SingleFlexLine Program 0815
By using a section power feed, power can be supplied at any connection point in the route. The connection is made using a crimping
cable lug of 1,5 mm to 10 mm
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conductor diameter 7 mm, see Fig. 55). Basically, use connecting cables only with copper conductors.
→ Trim the feed cable and strip the insulation to the desired length.
→ Crimp the crimping cable lug of the section power feed onto the end of the cable. Do not remove the crimping cable lug from the
connector for this. Use a suitable crimping tool to connect the cable and cable lug.
→ Loosen the screw with an SW-3 hexagonal screwdriver and insert the connector parts into the installed rail with insulation profile
(see Fig. 51).
→ Push the next rail section into the free end of the section power feed as far as the stop (see Fig. 52).
→ Tighten the hexagonal-socket-headed screw to 2 Nm (see Fig. 53).
→ Slide the contact-preventing power feed cap over the preassembled rail connector. Make sure that the square nut is aligned in
the recess of the connector cap. Engage the power feed cap on both sides of the insulating profile (see Fig. 54).
Make sure that the connector cap is completely engaged on both sides of the insulating pro-
file!
ATTENTION!
→ Provide a constructional strain relief for the feed cable.
If needed, any connector can be replaced by a power feed. If a power feed has to be introduced into the route after completion of the
installation, a 10-mm gap is cut into the rail. Then proceed as described above.
Fig. 55: Power feed cover
If the power feed cover cannot rest on the guideway profile, hanger clamps must be placed at maximum distances of 200 mm on
both sides of the power feed position.
Preassembled power feed cables with clamping units installed can be ordered as a unit!
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max. For phases, doubly insulated connecting cables must be provided for voltages > 48 V (max
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