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Constant live
line is landed
on the Neutral
lugs
Step 5:
Terminate the Neutral as described in the following section, dependant on your
rack type.
N o n N e u t r a l D i s c o n n e c t R a c k s
For racks which have neutral jumpers fitted, the Neutral of the load, fed by the Emergency
module, should be connected to the Neutral terminal of an adjacent module.
N e u t r a l D i s c o n n e c t R a c k s
In racks without neutral jumpers (Neutral Disconnect racks), the Neutral of the load should
not be connected to another load's Neutral terminal. This can cause unwanted tripping of
RCD modules.
Instead, an auxiliary Neutral terminal must be fitted to the neutral plate and the loads should
be connected to the terminal. If your rack was ordered with Emergency modules from the
factory, the auxiliary neutral terminal will be factory fitted. If you require an auxiliary neutral
terminal for field installation, please contact ETC as shown using the details in
ETC, page
2.
CE 230V Emergency Modules
Figure 2: Emergency Module Connections
Dimmed or
switched line is
landed on live
lugs
Contacting
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