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F. Wiring Connections
1. Once the paddle switch assembly is secured in its final position, unscrew the cover to the housing
for wiring access.
2. Run conduit and wires per local and NEC electrical codes to the housing for motor power and switch
control wiring. Note: Conduit seals are not required.
3. After pulling wires through the conduit entries and inside of the housing, terminate the power wiring
to the motor terminal block as shown in Figure 5.
4. NOTE: Do not shorten, re-route, or modify the motor power terminal leads in any way. The
motor power leads are factory installed to prescribed specifications. Any deviations from
those specifications could impair the mechanical movement of the motor bracket resulting in
a failed device.
5. The instrument is grounded by attaching a 14AWG ground wire to the switch ground screw located
on the rear of the switch bracket as shown in Figure 4.
6. The ground wire should be terminated by a forked terminal connector for easier installation.
7. The ground screw is loosened a couple of turns until the fork of the terminal connector can be slid
between the bracket and under the screw head.
8. While holding the ground terminal connector in place, the ground screw is tightened.
9. To make wiring connections to the switches, loosen the left-most switch mounting screw per Figure
4 a few turns and hinge up the switch bracket assembly for access to the switch terminals.
KP-0200-1 Rev f (10-2010) DCN0536
NOTE: FAILURE TO PROPERLY GROUND THE PADDLE SWITCH
MAY RESULT IN A HAZARDOUS SITUATION WHERE PERSONAL
!
INJURY OR DEATH MAY RESULT FROM ELECTRICAL SHOCK.
Figure 4
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