Figure 10 Cable Management - NewMar Commander II Series Manual

STEP 6: Secure the cables using the Cable Management System
Attached to the top of the unit is the cable management system. The system will accommodate cables up to 2
AWG/35mm . Start by inserting the cable tiedown into the slotted aluminum rail. Rotate clockwise to lock the
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cable tiedown into place. For cables up to 6AWG/16mm
with a cable tie. For cables up to 2 AWG/35mm
secure with a cable tie.
Note: For cables up to 2 AWG/35mm
cable tie between the aluminum rail and the cable
tie down.
Note: Alternate and stagger the cable tie downs to maximize the available space.

Figure 10 Cable Management

STEP 7: Affix the Battery Temperature Sensor
Uncoil and affix the battery temperature sensor in the center of the middle battery string.
N : The purpose of battery temperature sensor is to monitor the ambient temperature of the batteries over
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long periods of time and adjust the rectifier output (float) voltage accordingly.
N : Refer to the specifications supplied by the battery vendor for battery operational temperature
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requirements.
STEP 8: Affix the Ambient Temperature Sensor
Uncoil and affix the ambient temperature sensor in a position that will give an indication of average
cabinet/room temperature.
N : refer to the EM4x energy manager, RM3048HE Rectifier
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STEP 9: Terminate External I/O Connections
Terminate external I/O connections if any to the Energy manager. Refer to the EM4X Relay output and digital
input sections for mappings in the EM4x Manual. The Monitor layout is as shown in
N : The inputs are normally activated by connecting system positive (usually system common) to the input.
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N : Route and secure Alarm Extension Loom away from AC and DC cables
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N : For full EM4x functionality and operation information, refer to the EM4x Manual.
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, place the cables across the cable tiedown and secure
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, place the cables on either side of the cable tiedown and
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, feed the
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