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D-99

Additional information

Practical information

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Connection via the top

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Remove the roof.

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Drill the holes required to install cable glands or grommets.

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Install the cable glands or grommets. They must comply with the switchboard’s

degree of protection (IP).

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Refit the roof.

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Run the cables through the glands or grommets.

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Run the cables in the intended compartments and secure them to cable tie-bars

every 400 mm.

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Crimp the lugs and connect.

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When sealing does not call for cable glands or when sealing is achieved by means

of foam, cables can be routed in a rectangular cut-out in the roof.

The removable cross-member simplifies insertion of cables in the cubicle.

Connection via the bottom

Using a 2-part gland plate

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Drilling is not necessary with this type of gland plate.

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The gland plate avoids producing an induced current.

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The cables are protected by a polyurethane foam seal which provides a sealing

function.

Using a 1-part gland plate

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Remove the bottom plate.

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Drill the appropriate holes to assemble the cable glands or grommets (1-part gland

plates should not be drilled within 30 mm of the edges).

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Install the cable glands or grommets. They must comply with the required degree

of protection (IP).

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Refit the bottom plate.

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Run the cables through the glands or grommets.

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Run the cables in the intended compartments and secure them to cable tie-bars

every 400 mm.

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If cable glands are not used, it may be easier to prepare the cable terminations

outside the switchboard (e.g. lug crimping) and then to drop them inside the cubicle

having first disassembled the bottom removable cross-member.

Covering an incomer

For Masterpact NW/NT/NS1600b-3200 / Compact NS630b-1600

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Disassemble the cover plate to access to the device connection terminals.

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Connect the cables, respecting the required electrical clearances.

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Cut out the part of the cover disassembled in order to let the cables pass through

it, while preserving the necessary degree of protection.

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Connection of power cables