Reliance Controls PK50 - Manual (Page 2)

3. Insert the flanged power inlet into the base of the hinged cover assembly. Line up the holes
and insert the three mounting screws.
4. Place the gasket over the screws protruding from the back of the hinged cover assembly. (For
indoor installations, use of this gasket is optional).
5. Insert this assembly into the knockout opening until the gasket rests on the outside surface of
the enclosure. If a side knockout is used, the hinge must be at the top of the assembly.
6. Place the mounting bracket on the inside of the enclosure so that it covers the knockout
opening and aligns with the mounting screws. Be sure that the parallel flat edges of the
bracket abut the front and back surfaces of the enclosure, as this will prevent rotation. Note
that six mounting holes are provided in the base of the cover assembly to allow for flexibility in
positioning the assembly. You will need to choose the three holes that align most conveniently
with the bracket, typically as shown in the diagram.
7. Tighten screws firmly.
8. Remove and discard the 5/8-inch wide shim that temporarily supports the hinged cover lid.
9. Typical wire connections are as follows:
a. X and Y terminals of the power inlet (black and red wires) are to be connected to the
generator circuit breaker. This is the 240V line from the generator.
b. W terminal (white wire) to the neutral bar. This is the neutral from the generator.
c. G terminal (green wire) to the equipment ground bar. This is the ground from the
generator. If no ground bar is present and the neutral bar of the Panel/Link® panel is
grounded as service entrance equipment, the green wire may be connected to the neutral
bar.
RELIANCE CONTROLS CORPORATION / 2001 YOUNG COURT / RACINE, WI 53404 / (262) 634-6155
2/15/05