Electrical connections, Load cell cable connection, Output cable connection – Flintec KAEX-4 User Manual

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E

LECTRICAL

C

ONNECTIONS

Figure 1: Dimensions in [mm]

The connection sequence of the load cells should correspond to the corners of the scale, i.e
Corner 1 = Load cell 1, Corner 2 = Load cell 2, etc.

L

OAD

C

ELL

C

ABLE

C

ONNECTION

First the cable gland must be loosened. Then you have to feed the load cell cable through the cable gland
unless the shrink tube is fully disappeared in the box. Afterwards you can connect the cables to the screw
terminals as indicated below:

Terminal no.

Cable coulour

Description

LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4

yellow

= Cable shield

1

2

23

24

red

= Signal – (Output –)

15

16

17

18

white

= Signal + (Output +)

11

12

13

14

black

= Excitation – (Input –)

(if applicable, brown)*

= Sense –

19 20 21 22

green

= Excitation + (Input +)

(if applicable, blue)*

= Sense +

7 8 9 10

* if load cell is equiped with 6-wire conductor cable

After all conductors have been screwd to the terminals, the cable glands must be tightened. Please verify that
all cable glands are tight and the cable is fully stress relieved.

O

UTPUT

C

ABLE

C

ONNECTION

The signal cable (connection between junction box and the following electronics) should be a 6 – wire
shielded cable and has to be kept as short as possible. Depending on type and manufacturer signal cables
may have different colours. Therefore make your own choice.

Cable colour, example

Description

Terminal no.

outer cable screen

= Shield

1

pink

= Signal – (Output –)

15

white

= Signal + (Output +)

11

grey

= Sense –

20

brown

= Excitation – (Input –)

19

yellow

= Sense +

9

green

= Excitation + (Input +)

10



Junction Box Type KAEX – Technical Manual, Rev. 1.01 September 2007

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