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Define: AC Fault |
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An extreme surge causing damage to the protection circuitry has occurred; while voltage may be present at the outlets, there is no protection.
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Define: AC Mains Wiring |
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There is reverse wiring of the AC mains power source (i.e. hot & nuetral are reversed)
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Define: Open Breaker |
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Power draw through the unit has exceeded the 15A or 20A capacity of the unit; the circuit breaker on the unit itself has tripped and simply needs reset.
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Define: Abnormal Voltage |
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This L.E.D. has dual function: it will blink if voltage in is between 101-107V (low) and between 128-132V (high); it will be steady on if below 101V or above 132V
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What do the bi-color (Red & Green) LEDs mean on the ECS6RM and keyswitch? |
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Red Solid LED means it is wired to AC Mains and there is power present on the circuit.
Red Flashing LED means there is a fault, high or low voltage on the circuit.
Green Solid LED means the circuit is "on" live voltage to outlets
No LEDs means no power to circuit and not turned on
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How many ECS6RMs can be linked together? |
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Up to three units (1 master, 2 slaves)
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Where are the knockouts on the raceway system? And how many? And what sizes? |
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There are 5 total knock out holes: 1 at either end and 3 along the back. Knockouts are 3/4" or 1".
You can either daisey chain the power from module to module, or run individual power runs to each module.
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What is New Generation Metal Oxide Varistor Technology – NGMOV? |
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This technology has been used for many years for AC spike & surge protection in large scale electrical substations, industrial machinery, computer systems and medical equipment. Over the last decade, the development of M.O.V.s has greatly improved.
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What is Dual Clamping Suppression? |
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If an AC spike penetrates the first stage of protection, a secondary protection stage dedicated to the circuit's output is there to protect your valuable equipment.
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What is Extreme Voltage Shutdown (EVS)? |
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If the AC incoming voltage surges above 132V or drops below 101V, the monitoring circuitry will trigger a shutdown.
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What type of wire is needed to link the ETA-ECS6RM to ETA-ECM20, ETA-ECM20M, ETA-15SH & ETA-20SH electrical control modules? |
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Any 5 conductor, minimum of 22 gauge wire will work. Suggested is CAT-5 due to its commonality.
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How does the ECS-KSW6 connect to the ETA-ECM6RM? |
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Connection is via a common Ethernet cable with an RJ45 connector at up to 1000 feet away. Note: This is not an IP Ethernet port and is only used for connectivity between ETA-ECS6RM and the ECS-KSW6 units. Wiring of this connector is the same as an Ethernet cable.
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Why does the plug on the ETA-20SH look different? |
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It is simply the standard 20A plug required for safety certification. The ETA-20SH comes with a 9' (3m) 12-gauge Power Cord. The plug type is NEMA 5-20P and requires a 20A dedicated outlet.
 
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