Dormakaba ED900 - Route Accessory Wiring to Active Door Mounting Plate

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dormakaba ED900 Installation Instructions – Double egress door Chapter 15
4 115 Vac terminal block
5 Ground post
Fig. 15.4.3 115 Vac wiring example
4
5
Fig. 15.4.4 Conduit box installation
.. Route accessory wiring (Chapter )
to active door mounting plate.
. Route wiring to active door  Vac
terminal block side of mounting plate
(Fig. ..).
TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Active/inactive door assignments.
Reference Chapter , Para. .
for active/inactive door assignments.
. Route accessory wiring to active door mounting plate
. Accessory wiring, inactive door hinge
side: route wiring to active door  Vac
terminal block side of mounting plate.
TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Accessory wiring will terminate at
ED terminal board (Chapter ).
NOTICE
Installer responsibilities.
Installer responsible for routing
and securing all wiring between
ED operators.
.. Connect customer  Vac wiring.
WARNING
Routing and connection of 115 Vac
wiring to ED900 must be
performed by a qualified person!
WARNING
115 Vac branch circuit disconnect or
circuit breaker must be OFF!
. Route customer wiring to mounting
plate  Vac terminal block.
• Standard cover installation; two  Vac
connections required.
• Full width cover installation (optional);
one  Vac connection required.
CAUTION
 Vac wiring.
Use copper conductors only!
. Connect  Vac wiring to each terminal
block.
• Terminal block screw tightening torque.
. Connect earth ground to mounting plate
ground post (s).
Fig. 15.4.5 PC power cord, conduit box
installation
Fig. 15.5.1 Mounting plate slots for
accessory wiring
TIGHTEN MAINS TERMINAL TO - in-lb
Use Copper Conductors ONLY