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Sateral
7 & tis
of eiectne
shock to
operatin
the fiterature
Blue
Neutral
Brown:
Live
HEAT ... The appliance shoutd he sizua
heat sources such as radiators,
beat rege
stoves. oF other appliance
that croduce heat
POWER
SOURCES
ih
nectad to 4 pow
a the operating ins
she type
ructions oF as
2 the apphance
POWER-CORD
PROTECTION
should be routed
s o that tt
ked on or pe
{by tems placed upon
or aganst the
ties to
cords at plugs
5 ania ths
posnt where they @xi
POLARIZATION =. If
provided wath a potanz
the
follawing
«si
equipped with a pola
plug (a plug having
other) This pig will #
one way This is a safety
to insert the plug fully into
the plug
Hf the pfag should sull Sati
your electrician to F
€
Do not deteat the sa
plug
CLEANING
Power
supply
xa paricslar atte
The apphance should be cleans
jocated away from power lines
§--The
power cord of the
outlet
NONUSE
PERIOD
appliance should be unplugged from the
when left unused
far a long period of tir
@
The power-supply cord or the oluy
damaged; or
center.
BONDING
JUMPER
dloured biue must be conn
ay
marked
with the letter No:
a
wire
which i
coloured
rest
Equipment sotd in the U.K. is not supplied with
a power plug
side antenna is conn:
nal, be sure the antenna 5
to provide some protet
and built up static ovary
In the U.S.A. section 810 of the National Eiec-
trical
Code, ANSI/NFPA
No. 76-1934, provides
information with respect to proper
and supporting structure,
in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size
nage unit, connection te
todes.
anc requirements for the
trode
S e e Fig. A
jrownding eke
a) Use No. 10 AWG (5.3 mm@ =) COP
per, No. 8 AWG
(8.4 may 7) aly-
minum, No. 17 AWG
(1.0 mm 2)
copperciad steel, bronze wire, oF
farget as ground wite
b)
Secure
antenna
fead-in
oF
y
to house
ies
¢})
Mount
ans
ss} apart
STANO-OFF
2)
INSULATORS 6
a 3e
g electrode
ANTENNA,
LEAD. IN WISE
EXGERNAL ANTES
ANTENNS
DISCHARGE UNF «
GROUND
WIRE ab
2
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