TT-RISER-KIT DAB-9 - Pentair Thermal Controls

Routing TraceTek cable through conduit pipe end during cable installation
When installing TraceTek cable into the Dabico pit, the PVC
end cap hole can be punched out using finger pressure.
Push the TraceTek cable through the hole. You may need to
bend the end cap to open the hole enough for the cable end
to pass through.
After TraceTek cable connectorization completed, place wire cage over conduit ends
Carefully complete any TraceTek cable connectorization (if
required). Route the cable through the openings in the wire
cage, so that the wire cage can rest on the ground, and be
positioned above the conduit end caps- without putting any
lateral pressure on the cable. Center the wire cage so that it
is not against the sidewall of the Dabico pit in order to provide
clearance for the plastic pail to rest against the ground. If
necessary, the wire cage can be bent/shaped to fit the needs of
the conduit orientation within the Dabico pit.
Making cable connections and securing the fastening straps
Take up any loose slack in the connector wires and TraceTek
cables by forming loops approximately 4 to 5 inches in
diameter. Avoid tightly bent cable and kinks/pinch points
that produce pressure that can lead to false alarms. Loop
orientation should be vertical.
TraceTek cable should not be secured with tie wraps, since
the pressure could lead to false alarms. Fastening straps
have been provided to maintain loop shape above the wire
cage. Maintain vertical loop positioning while putting on the
fastening straps.
Note: For clarity, pictures of cable connections do not
include the heat shrink tubing that is used in the TraceTek
cable connectorization and installation process.
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