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SONAbeam -E Series Installation Manual

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Preparing Your <strong>Installation</strong> Site<br />

Local Power Source<br />

When a centralized power source is not available or makes no economic sense, a suitable<br />

24 or 48-volt power supply can be locally installed in your Customer Interface Box and<br />

powered from a suitable AC source, as illustrated in Figure 5, to power your <strong>SONAbeam</strong><br />

terminal.<br />

WARNING!<br />

The local power source you select must be able to provide the required power<br />

over the entire temperature range of its operating environment!<br />

NOTE…<br />

A power supply that employs AC Power Factor Correction is recommended…<br />

Customer<br />

Interface Box<br />

AC<br />

Mains<br />

L<br />

N<br />

AC – DC<br />

(SELV)<br />

Power<br />

Supply<br />

Fuse (see text)<br />

*<br />

+24/ -48 VDC Power to<br />

<strong>SONAbeam</strong> terminal<br />

Protective Earth<br />

Figure 5 - Local DC Power Source<br />

<strong>SONAbeam</strong> E-<strong>Series</strong> <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

WARNING!<br />

If the power supply is rated at more than 300 watts, incorporate a fuse or circuit<br />

breaker in the output circuit in order to restrict the power output to SELV<br />

limits… Suggested fuse rating: 10 A, Slow Blow or Time Delay<br />

NOTE…<br />

The input to the <strong>SONAbeam</strong> is protected by a resettable circuit breaker equipped<br />

with a manual disconnect…<br />

16 wireless at the speed of light …………….

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