ETS-Lindgren 2088 EuroPro Electric Powered Turntable - (Archived 03/31/10) - Manual (Page 17)

MODEL 2088 ELECTRIC POWERED TURNTABLE Electrical Installation
© ETS-LINDGREN L.P. – JANUARY 2003 13
REV C – PN 399253
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
CAUTION: Electrical connection should only be performed by a
qualified electrician and subject to local electrical codes.
The Model 2088 is designed to operate using 208-230 VAC single-
phase 50 or 60Hz power.
The branch circuit supplying power to the motor base should be
protected from excess current according to local electrical codes.
ETS-Lindgren has provided integral circuit protection in the motor
base assembly.
Check that the conductor size is adequate for the motor load and
the distance from the mains source. Improperly sized conductors
will lead to a high voltage drop in the power conductors and cause
reduced starting torque and premature motor failure.
The motor base assembly is provided with an IEC-320 power inlet
for connecting to the mains. Prior to servicing the turntable or the
turntable motor base, remove the power connection for safety.
Connect the fiber-optic control cable and install the power
connection per local electrical code. Please refer to the Model 2090
Positioning Controller manual for instructions on connecting the
fiber optic cable. After the fiber optic cable is installed secure it
with a wire tie to one of the leveling screws.
In order to feed the fiber optic connectors through the waveguide
in a chamber it may be necessary to remove part of the protective
sheath. The removal of a portion of the sheath will allow the
connectors to fit through the hole without bending or kinking the
fiber optic cable excessively. Find the spot in which you will need
to remove the sheath and mark. A very sharp knife is needed to
make the splice. Being very careful, cut around the outside of the
sheath at each end of the area needing to be cut, cut very lightly so
as to not cut into the fiber cables. You should then be able to bend
the sheath back and forth until you can see the fiber cables.
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