Daikin WMC - Operator Interface Touch Screen (OITS)

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www.DaikinApplied.com 23 IM 1240-4 • INTELLIGENT EQUIPMENT
Figure 46 indicates the expected routing for a typical Maverick
II unit, Figure 47 indicates the expected routing for a typical
Rebel unit, and Figure 48 & Figure 49 indicate the expected
routing for a typical RoofPak (RPS, RPR, RDT, RFS, RDS
or RAH) unit. In retrot situations, the installer should use
discretion in determining suitable routing within the control
enclosure, in order to ensure the required 5-inch clearance
between all cables and conductors with 300V-rated insulation
or less and areas of the control enclosure containing higher
voltage components and conductors. In RoofPak installations,
all non-600V-rated wires (Ethernet, Coax, USB) must be
wrapped in the 600V-rated insulation sleeve provided with the
retrot kit.
Figure 46: Typical Maverick II Wire Routing
Figure 47: Typical Rebel Wire Routing
Figure 48: Typical RoofPak Wire Routing - Left-Side of
Enclosure
Figure 49: Typical RoofPak Wire Routing - Right-Side of
Enclosure
300V or Less Insulation Routing
600V Insulation Routing
300V or Less Insulation Routing
600V Insulation Routing
Ethernet Cable
USB Cable to EMM
MicroTech III Controller
120VAC to Gateway
Antenna Cable
Voltage Wiring from M2M
USB Cable from M2M
CT Wiring
Antenna
Cable
Continues
to Outside
of Control
Enclosure