Fig. 159: ‘Control contact’ menu
Setup
Procedure
Fig. 160: ‘Control contact’ menu [On]
6.13.6.1 Switchboard option
The Switchboard option can be switched on/off with the control con-
tact. "On" means that the Switchboard (external socket strip) is live.
If the control contact is activated here, it can be used in manual and
program mode.
The mains cable of the brought-in device is conducted outward via
the standard access port (Ø 42mm) on the rear side of the incubator.
In the interior, there is an external device or a light cartridge, for
example. The mains cable is routed from inside the incubator out-
ward via the standard access port and must be sealed. The plug in
the access port can be used as a support for this. Using an adapter
(included in the scope of delivery), the equipment can be connected
directly to the external sockets.
Please observe the country-specic design of the
adapter; different country sets are available.
The external socket can now be supplied with voltage via the "Con-
trol contact" function inside the control panel. This way, the equip-
ment inside the cabinet can be switched on or off.
There is the option of briey supplying voltage to the
external socket strip, e.g. to congure the external
device
‘Control contact test’ on page 103.
Switching the control contact on and off, and thereby the power
supply of the socket, can be done both in manual mode and pro-
gram mode.
If the electrical device generates light in the interior, these settings
can be used to run a classical "Day/night" program (e.g., 12 hours
light ON at temperature X; 12 hours light OFF at temperature Y).
Please note that you may connect max. 400 W (only in the case of a
cooled incubator). If multiple sockets/pieces of equipment are used
in the interior, the max. power is distributed over the number sockets.
Device at one socket == 400 W total
Devices at four sockets
‘400 Watt/E
400 W/4 pc. = 100 W per
device ’
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