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- Page 1 CBS ArcSafe® RSA-161A (Schneider Class 9421 Type L Mechanism - 3" Handle Assembly) CBS ArcSafe, Inc. 2616 Sirius Road Denton, TX 76208 (940) 382-4411 www.cbsarcsafe.com...
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Page 2: Installation
DANGER! Ensure that the equipment to be remotely operated matches the equipment shown and described on the cover page. If the equipment does not match, please contact CBS ArcSafe® for more information regarding remote operating applications for the equipment in question. - Page 3 Step 4: Now, secure the RSA-161A into place using the twist lock magnet. Rotate the handle of the magnet 180° clockwise to engage the magnet and secure the RSA-161A to the equipment. Step 5: Next, find a suitable place to mount the motor control box. The motor control box is mounted using the magnet on the underside of the box.
- Page 4 ATTENTION! The location of certain items such as mimic bus, stickers, and/or placards may interfere with the installation of the remote operating equipment. These items may need to be removed or repositioned for proper installation. Step 6: Lastly, ensure that the device is setup as shown in the image on the following page. If everything is setup as described above and shown in the image, then the RSA-161A is ready to operate.
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Page 5: Operation
2.0 Operation Step 1: Ensure that the RSA-161A is properly installed on the equipment as described in the previous section. Step 2: Next, open the RSO-I AR to expose the cords and controls by disengaging the two latches on the front panel and lifting the lid. Step 3: Remove the cable from the cord storage area inside the RSO and connect the cable to the corresponding receptacle on the RSA-161A motor control box. - Page 6 CBS ArcSafe, Inc. 2616 Sirius Road Denton, TX 76208 Tel: 940-382-4411 Fax: 940-382-9435 Website: www.CBSArcSafe.com Email: info@CBSArcSafe.com DANGER! Ensure that personnel using this equipment are adequately trained in the operation of the switchgear they are planning to work with; that they are correctly stationed outside the arc flash boundary;...