Connection types for ac and dc, Connecting the dc to the panel, Warning: shock hazard – Xantrex Technology Xantrex AC to DC Converter XADC User Manual

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Xantrex AC to DC Converter

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Preparing the Mounting Location for the XADC and Panel

To prepare the XADC and panel mounting location:

1. Cut a mounting hole (12 in. × 12 1/8 in. – 305 mm × 307 mm) for the

connected XADC and panel, or
follow the instructions in “Preparing the Mounting Location for the XADC”
on page 13 for the XADC and cut a mounting hole (12 in. × 8 in. – 305 mm ×
203 mm) for the panel, or
use an existing hole from a previous converter installation.

2. Place the XADC and panel into the mounting hole and hold them against the

mounting surface.

3. Mark the positions of the mounting screws, and then remove the XADC and

panel from the mounting hole.

Connection Types for AC and DC

Both the AC and DC busses use a screw-in lug type of connection.

To perform connections with the screw-in type lug:

1. Ensure the screw is loosened.

2. Slide the cable into the hole behind the screw.

3. Tighten the screw (see Table 1 on page 24 for torque values).

Connecting the DC to the Panel

See “Connection Types for AC and DC” on page 18 for information on the
connections used on the busses.

When following the procedure, see Table 2 on page 24 for wire lengths and
battery DC fuse ratings and Table 1 on page 24 for torque values.

To connect the DC loads:

See Figure 14 for additional information.

1. Install a UL/CSA approved strain relief on the incoming negative (-) black

cables and incoming positive (+) red cables. Tighten the clamping ring (but
not the clamp screws) on the strain relief.

2. Route the incoming negative (-) black cables and incoming positive (+) red

cables through the knockouts in the back of the panel.

WARNING: Shock hazard

Ensure that the DC battery is physically disconnected, or that the DC disconnect or
breaker is open before attempting any installation.

Important:

Multiple cables can be placed into a strain relief. Check the strain relief

manufacturer’s datasheet for maximum number of cables allowed.

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