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MSA 610A - Installation; Controller Location; Power and Battery Connections

MSA 610A
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MODEL 610A
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2.0 Installation
2.1 Location of the Controller
The Model 610A Controller should be installed in a weather-protected, non-hazardous
area. The f ollowing mounting hardware is available to facilitate installation:
Part Description
Part Number
98mm (4”) panel mount frame
P/N 10199-1
483 mm (19”) rack f rame (4 controllers)
P/N 10200-1
Blank panel (one for each unused position in 19” f rame)
P/N 10191-1
98mm (4”) wall mount bracket
P/N 10202-1
Table 1: Model 610A Mounting Parts
The f ollowing are guidelines for mounting the controller:
To minimize the possibility of electrical shock, mounting must be as free from
shock and vibration as possible, in a grounded enclosure that requires a tool f or
instrument removal.
Even though the controller is RFI resistant, do not mount the controller i n c l ose
pro x imity to radio transmitters or similar equipment.
It is recommended that a wiring service loop be used to facilitate gaining ac cess
to the alarm set points.
Care should be taken to assure adequate ventilation.
Do not mount the controller in a manner that restricts the natural convection
airflow.
The controller operating temperature range is 0°C to 60°C (32°F to 140°F).
2.2 Power Connections
The system operates on nominal line power of 115 VAC, 50/60 Hz. Power mus t remain
disconnected until all other wiring connections are made.
NOTE: To eliminate accidental system shutdown, GMI does not provide a power on/of f
switch.
The f ollowing are wiring guidelines for the 610A Controller:
If AC is to p ower the system, connect the line power supply to the terminals L, N,
located on the rear of the controller. Use accepted commercial wiring practices.
Primary DC power may be used instead. Use any 24V no minal di rect current
supply with a minimum rating of 2 amperes.
AWG 14 wire should be used to prevent excessive voltage drop.

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