ETC SC1008 Branch Circuit Emergency Lighting Transfer Switch Installation Manual page 7

ETC Installation Guide
SC1008 BCELTS
ETC Control Panel
The SC1008 can also handle loads from ETC dimming and relay panels. In some cases, unlike the
example on the previous page, the sense hot line cannot be separated prior to the dimmer or relay.
By using a tap kit or constant circuit module, you can provide a separate sense and normal feed from
the panel.
8
N
7
H
6
N
5
H
4
N
3
H
2
N
1
H
1. See Wire and Terminal Specifications on page 4
torque.
2. Terminate load wires.
a. Run a neutral and a hot load wire through conduit for the load to be transferred from the
SC1008 to the load position.
b. Terminate to the respective terminals LOAD 2N (neutral) and LOAD 1H (hot) in the
SC1008 enclosure, securing each terminal screw onto the wire.
3. Terminate normal power wires.
a. Run a neutral and a hot wire through conduit from the dimmer module to the SC1008.
b. Terminate to the respective terminals NORMAL 6N (neutral) terminal and NORMAL 5H
(hot) terminal in the SC1008 enclosure, securing each terminal screw onto the wire.
4. Terminate normal sense wire.
a. Run a neutral and a hot sense wire from a D20FB hot output, tap kit, or other constant
source through conduit to the SC1008.
b. Terminate to the respective terminals NORMAL 4N (neutral) and SENSE 3H (hot) terminal
in the SC1008 enclosure, securing each terminal screw onto the wire.
5. Terminate emergency power wires.
a. Run a neutral and a hot wire through conduit from the emergency power source to the
SC1008.
b. Terminate to the respective terminals EMERGENCY 7N (neutral) and EMERGENCY 6H
(hot) in the SC1008 enclosure, securing each terminal screw onto the wire.
SC1008 BCELTS
Dimmer module
D20FB Hot output, tap kit,
or other constant source
Load
for wire size, strip length, and terminal
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Emergency
power panel
Sensor or Unison
dimmer rack
(normal power)
ETC