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5.10.3 Equipotential bonding conductor
1.
Break the pre-punched cable gland out of the terminal box, deburr and insert the supplied
membrane grommets.
2.
Guide the equipotential bonding cable in the required length through the bushing in the terminal
box and secure it with the installed strain relief devices (M = 1.5 Nm).
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Cable routing from above: Select the cable length up to the lower edge of the terminal
box.
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Cable routing from below: Select the cable length up to the upper edge of the connection
box.
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In the case of flush-mounted cable routing (concealed wall connection), the wall outlet
point must be 2 - 10 cm from the underside of the connection box.
NOTE
This chapter only applies to charging systems that are equipped with a surge protection device type
1/2/3 - DIN EN 61643-11 and whose use is prescribed by local directives.
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See chapter 3.3 Technical specifications, page 16.
NOTE
The equipotential bonding conductor must be made of copper. Other materials do not correspond
to the intended use and impair the functional safety.
5.10.4 Data line
1.
Break the pre-punched cable gland out of the terminal box, deburr and insert the supplied
membrane grommets.
2.
Guide the data line in the required length (max. 30 m) through the bushing in the terminal box
and secure it with the installed strain relief devices (M = 1.5 Nm).
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Cable routing from above: Select the cable length up to the lower edge of the connection
box + 15 mm.
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Cable routing from below: Select the cable length up to the upper edge of the connection
box.
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In the case of flush-mounted cable routing (concealed wall connection), the wall outlet
point must be 2 - 10 cm from the underside of the connection box.
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