PC3000 Complete Installation guide iss 12 - Elektro-Trading
PC3000 Complete Installation guide iss 12 - Elektro-Trading
PC3000 Complete Installation guide iss 12 - Elektro-Trading
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Appendix A<br />
Enclosure of live parts<br />
Metal parts of certain types of equipment can become electrically “live” under<br />
normal operating conditions.<br />
Unless clearly intended to be panel mounted and accessible during normal operation,<br />
all units should be installed inside a suitable earthed metal enclosure to prevent live<br />
parts being accessible to human hands and metal tools.<br />
Wiring<br />
It is important to connect all equipment correctly in accordance with the installation<br />
data provided for each type of unit.<br />
Most connections to equipment require correct polarity to be maintained and due<br />
attention must be given to ensure this.<br />
Unlabelled terminals must not be used as “tie points” for other wires.<br />
Conductors should be commensurate with voltage and current ratings of the units,<br />
and should conform to appropriate standards of good practice and local codes and<br />
regulations.<br />
Screened cables<br />
In installations where high electrical noise cannot be avoided, twisted pairs or<br />
screened cables are recommended as below:<br />
Thermocouple Inputs Use screened compensating cable<br />
Resistance Thermometers Use screened cable<br />
Logic Inputs/Outputs Use screened twisted conductors<br />
Analogue Control Outputs Use screened twisted pairs<br />
Logic Control Outputs Use twisted pairs<br />
Retransm<strong>iss</strong>ion Signals Use twisted pairs<br />
Relay Outputs Use standard cable<br />
Where screened twisted pairs are used the screen must be earthed at one end only,<br />
preferably at the instrument.<br />
Routing of wiring<br />
Care should be taken to ensure maximum separation between low current or signal<br />
wiring and power wiring.<br />
Control wiring refers to those connections to the input of the <strong>PC3000</strong> system,<br />
analogue or logic outputs, digital inputs, remote setpoint inputs and relays switching<br />
control signals .<br />
Power wiring refers to those connections to relay or triac AC supplies, and wiring<br />
associated with external devices such as contactors, alarm relays or motor speed<br />
drives etc.<br />
This requires that the mechanical design must take into account all the different<br />
items to be included and the type of wiring involved. The design layout should<br />
App. A-2<br />
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