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3.
Position the inverter in
the selected location.
Alternate methods
of
lifting
and
positioning the inve1ter may be used. Proper
methods may include the
use
of
a crane
with
a strap rated
for the
weight of
the
inve1ter; however,
care
MUST be
taken to protect the inve1ter from
compressive stresses or
forces
which
may dent
or
defo1m the
cabinet or cause
damage
to
the inve1ter. Use
of
lifting
beams,
spreader
bars,
or similar
equipment
rated
for the
weight of
the inve1ter
can
be employed for
this
purpose.
4
.
Secure
the inve1ter to the mounting surface by
setting
the ancho1ing hardware
through each of the
six
holes in the
external
mounting flange
on
the base
of
the
unit.
Refer
to the mechanical drawings to review the anchoring
locations.
Related Links
•
"Pre-Installation
Inspection"
on
page 4-2
•
"Mechanical
Diagrams"
on
page 10-2
CONDUIT ENTRY POINTS
The
inve1ter
is
shipped from the fact01y with
side and
bottom
gland
plates
that allow
for
conduit
entry.
~
Important
All
penetr·ations
in the
inve1ter
cabinet
must be through the specified gland
plates
which
provide
a safe
and convenient
way
to route wiring in to and
out of
the inve1ter. Penetr·ating the
inve1 ter
housing in any location other than the
gland plates voids
the
waITanty.
Important
Do not block the
cabinet's side access with conduit.
Important
Do not
attach
conduit
suppo1t
str11cture to the cabinet.
Using Gland Plates for Cable Conduit Entry and Exit
4-8
All
power cabling
and
communications
wiring
must
enter
and
exit via
the inve1ter
cabinet's gland plates.
There
are
gland plates on the
AC
and DC
sides of
the inve1ter
for
bottom and
side
entry.
In
addition,
there
is
a
gland plate on the upper right
side
for
data monitoring
wiring.
Each gland plate location
is
selected to
ensure
safe
installation,
proper
airflow
and prevention
of
dust,
debris,
moisture, insect,
and
animal
incursion.
All
gland
plates need to
be
installed
for
proper
operation of
the
inve1ter.
Do not penetr·ate the cabinet
at
any
other
location.
Installing
570-1001793-0SB
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