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Ac power spd – Advanced Protection TWL User Manual

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AC POWER SPD (FIGURE 7)

• We suggest installing this last because it mounts over the top of other wiring & circuitry.

• Identify the mounting standoffs. The XCS SPD will mount onto those standoffs.

• Identify the terminal blocks for AC Power SPD. These are immediately adjacent to the SPDs mounting location, and include

one extra terminal for a 120/240V application. (The other pre-configured terminals assume one hot and one neutral. AC

power presumes two hots and one neutral.)

• There may be an existing SPD at the electrical service entrance, grounded at that point. The TWL SPD serves as a

redundant, cascaded SPD, grounded in the TWL at the same point as the other tower light SPDs. Do not eliminate the

TWL AC power SPD under the presumption that the service entrance SPD provides protection.

• Read SPD installation manual.

• Mount SPD such that conductors to terminal blocks are shortest. Inches matter - do not run the conductors across the

TWL to the opposite set of DIN rail connectors. Bolt down SPD to standoffs.

• Connect SPD AC-Hot(s) to terminal block as shown in Figure 7. Torque: 7 lb-in

• Connect SPD AC-Neutral to terminal block as shown in Figure 7. Torque: 7 lb-in

• Note that both of these are feed-through connectors. The load goes in and out of the terminal. The SPD is connected

electrically in parallel, not in series.

• Connect SPD Ground to terminal block as shown in Figure 7. Torque: 7 lb-in

• Configure SPD leads as short and straight as possible. Do Not coil excess leads. Do Not create sharp kinks.

Figure 7

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Leads into terminal blocks from service entrance or AC power panel

SPD Mounting Standoffs

Leads from

terminal block

to tower light

controller AC

power input

Incoming Power APT

XCS-family SPD

(120/240V split phase

in this example)

N into terminal block from service

entrance or AC power panel

L1 & L2 into terminal block from service

entrance or AC power panel

G into one terminal

block from service

entrance or AC

power panel

G out of other
terminal block

to tower light

controller AC

power input

(Both Ground

terminal blocks are

connected together

and grounded to

DIN Rail)

N out of terminal block to tower

light controller AC power input

L1 & L2 out of terminal block to tower

light controller AC power input

Leads from SPD

to back side of

terminal block

Two Ground

Terminals are

interconnected

because they are
both grounded to

the DIN rail

SPD connects to

load conductors

via feed-through

terminal blocks

AC Power SPD