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SPEEDGATE Installation and Maintenance Manual Revision 1 - MAY 2023
99
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT – OPERATOR
7� HEATER
Wallace Perimeter Security recommends a self-regulang heater be installed in colder climates, rated for
the supplied voltage 208-240V. This opon can be specied when the SpeedGate is ordered.
A typical Wallace Perimeter Security shop installaon for a FEIG Gen II (SpeedGate model introduced in
2021) is wired as indicated below. This conguraon allows the heater to remain ON as long as incoming
power is present. FEIG Gen I models (i.e., pre-2021) enable heater operaon only when the operator is
ON.
Connect to terminals L1 & N.
Always refer to site-specic drawings issued for the project you are working on for actual electrical
connecons and installaon methods.
8. VEHICLE LOOPS
The loop leads from the vehicle loops will need to run directly into the Operator Cabinet enclosure
terminal strip.
Loop 1 (Channel 1 Loop):
Channel 1 Loop (which can be congured as an Entrance Loop OR an Exit Loop) typically terminates into
terminal #30 and #31.
Loop 2 (Channel 2 Loop):
Channel 2 Loop (conguraon dependent upon Chanel 1 funcon) typically terminates into terminal #32
and #33.

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