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A2C - Controller Installation

The A2C installation guide will have the following information:

Components of the controller (1-15):

  1. Front Door
  2. Face Frame
  3. Facepack
  4. Face Frame Latch
  5. Facepack Cable (892700)
  6. Power Supply Board
  7. Slide Locks (upper and lower)
  8. Output Module Slots
  9. Flow Expansion Slot
  10. Wire Ties for Strain Relief
  11. Earth Ground Lug
  12. Transformer Assembly
  13. Wiring Compartment Cover
  14. Spare Fuse Holders
  15. Wall Mount Bracket

 

Removing Front Door and Face Frame

 

  1. Lift and remove the controller front door.
  2. Disconnect face pack cable.
  3. Press down on the release lever.
  4. Tilt-out face frame and remove.

Wall Mounting

Metal pedestal mounting instructions are included with the pedestal hardware.

  1. The bottom of the wall bracket should be eye-level for the center of the controller display.
  2. The paper template is supplied for marking all anchor holes.
  3. Level, mark, and use a ⅛" drill bit for anchor holes. Do not forget the lower center hole in the controller cabinet.
  4. Secure wall bracket with supplied or equal hardware.
  5. Hang controller on a wall bracket with rear hooks.
  6. Secure lower center screw from inside the cabinet to complete mounting

Wiring Controller Power

ACC2 may operate with either 120VAC or 230VAC power input. Connections should be made by a licensed electrician. Follow all applicable electrical codes.

  1. Remove the wiring compartment cover.
  2. Verify that AC power is off at the main circuit breaker.
  3. Route incoming AC power wires (minimum 14 AWG/2 mm2 ) through the approved conduit into the wiring compartment. Strip wire ends approximately 1/2”/ 12 mm.
  4. Make AC wiring connections using supplied terminal block or wire nuts and electrical tape, in accordance with local codes. 5. Always cap off or insulate the unused hot wire from the transformer.

Wiring Diagram

 

Conduit Sizes

NOTE: The ACC2 has 6 x 1/2" and 2 x 2" conduit openings for field wiring and a 1/2" opening for incoming power.

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