5-Pole Line Voltage Connections

Transceiver (Non-Current XCVR1) - 5-Pole Line Voltage Connections

THIS PROCEDURE MUST BE PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN.

WARNING

Hazardous Voltage. Can cause injury or death.

Route line-voltage conductors (circuit board power and controlled-load circuits) and make line-voltage connections only in the line-voltage connection area, (1).
Use only copper conductors that are rated for 75° C minimum.
Route low-voltage conductors (remote outdoor sensor, power company signal/control switch, override switch, etc.) only into the low-voltage connection area, (2).
Install in accordance with applicable local, state, and national codes and regulations.

The transceiver can be powered with 120 VAC or 208/240 VAC. Before connecting power to the transceiver, the circuit board MUST be tapped for the appropriate input voltage as shown.

NOTE: 208VAC/240VAC is factory default.

Power to the circuit board is fed through Circuit 1. Connect the two wires labeled "Circuit 1" to a breaker in the breaker panel to power the 5-pole transceiver.

NOTE: Any load connected to L1 and L2 on Circuit 1 of the terminal block will remain uncontrolled.

SecureGround™ Ground Bond

NOTE: This transceiver has SecureGround™ ground wire bond points. Use this procedure to connect line-voltage ground wires to the enclosure throughout this installation instruction.

If used, connect ground wire to SecureGround™ screw by removing 1±1/8" (25.4±3 mm) insulation from ground wire.

NOTE: Anchor hole accepts 14 to 10 AWG solid conductor.

Insert end of wire into SecureGround™ anchor hole. Hold wire firmly and bend it clockwise, 350º around screw shank.

NOTE: Make sure no insulation is between wire and screw head.

Tighten screw securely.