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REV A
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POWER BACKUP CABINET TO POLE GROUNDING
• Install the ground jumper and ground cables at external ground pad as shown in Illustration 3-2 and
Table 3-1 Ground Kit.
TABLE 3-1
Part of List 35 or 36 (see Appendix B)
POLE MOUNTING CABINET GROUND KIT
ITEM DESCRIPTION
QTY
OLP
P/N
1
Compression Connector, 6 AWG, 2 Hole Lug
2
1200-182
2
M6 x 16 mm, Screw, Hex Head, S.S.
4
1800-300
3
M6, Washer, Split, S.S.
4
1825-085
4
M6, Washer, Flat, S.S.
4
1825-084
5
6 AWG, Wire Stranding, Green, Grounding by 26 inches
2
4000-090
6
2 AWG, Wire Strand, Green, Grounding Bus, reference only Contractor
Supplied
x
Contractor
Supplied
7
C-Tap, 12-1/0 AWG Burndy
2
1200-171
• Inspect the ground jumper and ground cable connections for good crimp.
• Inspect the ground connection in both rear corners of the cabinet to the lower left, rear corner of the
door at the hinge side.
• Inspect the M 6 hex head screws for torque of 7.7 ( N 2 m ) compression lugs on lower rear
corners.
• Tighten all bolts to a torque of 7.7 ( N 2 m ). Apply one drop of Torque-Seal to each bolt.
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POWER BACKUP CABINET GROUNDING TEST
• Grounding Test requires a Digital Multimeter similar to a Fluke model 87 True rms. MULTIMETER,
• With a MULTI-METER check the resistance between the ground pole cable to the grounding of the
cabinet door, the reading shall be less than 0.01 ohms.
• With a MULTI-METER check the resistance between the ground pole cable to the TB1-3, the
reading shall be less than 0.01 ohms.
CAUTION
Make sure ALL POWER to PBC-II is Tagged Out & LOCK “OFF” Before working on the
Power Backup Cabinet Electrical System.