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Mounting
The remote control panel can be fl ush mounted through an
opening in a wall; or, if there is insuffi cient room behind the wall
— or no desire to cut into the wall — the remote can be surface
mounted.
CAUTION: Always check for hidden electrical wires,
pipes, and cables BEFORE drilling, cutting, or screwing
into walls or cabinets.
Flush Mounting
To fl ush mount the remote, the unit's display panel will need to be
placed into an opening. This opening must have at least a 2" depth
to allow room for the remote's rear circuit board and cables.
1. Cut an opening in a wall – see Figure 2 to determine the correct
opening dimensions. DO NOT cut the opening too big to ensure
there are no openings around the display, and that there is enough
material for the screws to secure the display. Remove any wall
insulation (if applicable) that may contact the back of the remote.
2. Route the communications cable from the inverter up into the
opening in the wall.
3. Connect the communications cable to the RJ11 jack at the rear
of the remote control (see Figure 2).
4. Position the remote into the opening in the wall.
5. Secure the remote to the wall with the 2 screws provided.
6. After ensuring the inverter is OFF, plug the communications
cable into the REMOTE port on the front of the inverter.
M IN 1 1/2"
M A X 1 5 /8 "
Communication Cable
(routed in the wall)
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M A X 2 1/8 "
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Figure 3, Flush Mounting
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