38
IP1529EN
-
+
BIXMR2
VA VC TC
N
L
R1
CNO
+M-M
14 0 1 5913
12 11 0
0 168
ON
OFF
123 4 5
AUX
COM
PRG
24 V~
ANT
ENC
BAT
SIG
12
11
SA
POWER
ALARM
IN
ZEN4
SO
JR3
JR4
6►4
(optional for BOX3H)
F1
230V
25W
2x1
BATTERY
CHARGER
(SBU)
M2
M1
24 V
24 V
Power supply
230 V~
50 / 60 Hz
Flashing light
Step-by-step
Step-by-step
Opening limit switch
Closing proximity switch
Safety stop
Door open indicator light
Stop
Safety re-opening
Black
Black
Blue
Blue
Output 24 V
Transformer
6. Electrical connections
control panel E1HBOX
To reverse the rotation direction reverse the polarity of the motor phases.
NOTE: the electrical wiring and the start-up of the gearmotors are shown in the control
panel installation manuals.
Before connecting the power supply, make sure that the data on the plate correspond to the elec-
tricity distribution network data. Provide an omnipolar switch/disconnector on the power network
with a contact opening distance of 3 mm or more. Check that there is a suitable residual-current
device and surge protector upstream of the electrical system. Use an H05RN-F 3G1.5 electrical
cable and connect it to terminals L (brown) and N (blue) inside the automation system. Connect
the earth cable
(yellow/green) to the earth terminal.
Secure the cable by means of the cable clamp and only unsheathe it at the terminal.
Connections to the electrical distribution network and any other low-voltage conductors (230 V), in
the section outside the automation system, must be made with corrugated pipes that are independ-
ent and separate from the path of connections to the control and safety devices (SELV = Safety Extra
Low Voltage). Make sure there are no sharp edges that could damage the power cord.
ATTENTION: always observe L-N polarity when connecting to the mains.
Ensure that the mains connection cables, any other low-voltage cables (230 V), and safety
extra-low voltage safety accessory connection cables in the portion located inside the prod-
uct are kept well separated from the gear motor body.
respect L-N
polarity
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