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ABB AC 900F - Cable Routing; Cable Shields

ABB AC 900F
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Section 6 Wiring Cable routing
M&I – AC 900F Controller 85
Cable routing
Ensure proper cable routing during wiring.
Sort the cables in different cable groups (power current cables, power supply
cables, signal cables and data cables).
Make sure to lay signal and data cables separately from power current cables,
i.e. in separate conduits or cable bundles. The distance should be at least 20
cm.
Signal and data cables should be installed close to earthed surfaces.
Cable shields
Use only shielded data cables. The shield must be earthed on both sides. Make
sure that no compensating currents pass through the cable shield. A current-
carrying equipotential bonding line can be used for this purpose.
If a cable shield is earthed on one side, it only provides protection against
capacitive coupling and low-frequency interference (50/60 Hz ripple voltage).
Only use braided-shield cables. Foil shields exhibit low mechanical stability as
well as poor contact and HF properties.
Only metallic or metal-coated connectors must be used for shielded data
cables.
Use only shielded cables for analog signals. Earth the shield on one end only
for the transmission of small signals.
Earth the cable shield using a clamp directly at the entry into the switch
cabinet. Guide the shield up to the module without any interruption.
There must be a low-impedance connection between the PE bar and the shield
bar.

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