Eaton 93PR - 4.5.2. Routing Cables

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2. Use the holes on the feet. Place the UPS cabinets on the ground or channel steel;

See Figure 3-2 and Figure 3-3 bottom view for hole dimensions, For more detailed installation drawings, please

contact customer service to provide.

3. If installing a parallel system, repeat the above steps to all units in the system.

4. Proceed to Section

4.5.2

4.5.2. Routing Cables

The power and control signal wires can be led in from the bottom or top of the cabinet, which is

convenient for on-site installation, see

Figure 4-9

and

Figure 4-10

NOTE

• The principle for cable routing is from inside to outside, from bottom to top.

• After nished the cable routing, it is necessary to use reproof mud to block tahe

space between cable and cabinet.

1. Open the rear cover of the cabinet.

2. Remove the bottom or top cable entry cover, Drill holes according to wire AWG size, Stick the

wire protection loom around the hole to protect the wire, Reattach the cover to the cabinet in

the end.

3. For the cable installed from top, arrange the cable from the top cable channel, the cable

passes through the top entry cover, and connect the to the bus bars from top to bottom in

order of input, bypass, battery, output, ground cable.

4. For the system installed from bottom, arrange the cable from the bottom cable channel, the

cable passes through the bottom entry cover, and connect to the bus bars from bottom to top

in order of the ground, output, battery, bypass, input cable etc.

5. Arrange the cables and x the cables to the cable management bracket in an orderly manner.

6. And use reproof mud to seal the gap between the cable and the entry cover.

7. Clean the residual debris in the cabinet and install the rear cover of the cabinet,

8. If installing a parallel system, repeat the above steps to all units in the system.

9. Proceed to Section

4.8

WARNING

Custom should take care to arrange cables to left and right sides of cabinet when doing wiring, avoid

blocking the rear vent of UPM.

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