MTS ReNew Technical Reference - Manual (Page 19)

ReNew Technical Reference Installation 19
Installation
Location and
ventilation
All ReNew boxes can be placed on the floor next to or behind a floor-standing
machine, or beneath a tabletop machine. The box should be positioned so that the
circuit breaker located on the back panel can be accessed if necessary.
Ventilation holes are present in the top and bottom of the ReNew enclosure. Do
not block either of these openings during use.
For comfortable working conditions and proper equipment operation, heat
dissipation of the equipment must be considered in providing adequate heating or
air conditioning in the laboratory area. Heat dissipation may be approximated by
summing the heat losses going into a room (1 kVA is equivalent to 860 kcal/hr
[3400 Btu/hr]) and the gains from other sources such as furnaces and personnel.
Connection to the
supply
Possible shock hazard. If an outlet of the appropriate type is not available,
contact a qualified electrician to make the connection.
A ground continuity check between the existing load frame and the
protective earth ground conductor of the ReNew power cord must be
performed before connection to the supply.
All the ReNew products require a ground connection for safe operation. The unit
is supplied with a detachable 3-conductor power cord, and must be connected to
a 3-conductor grounded outlet. The equipment voltage and rating is marked on
the outside of the enclosure.
The operating voltage of the ReNew Elite is not user-selectable, contact technical
support for assistance. The ReNew SMA has a voltage selector/fuse holder for
switching between 120 and 220/230 volt operation.
In North America for 120V operation, the cord will be equipped with 3-
prong plug (NEMA 5-15P). To ensure proper grounding, only connect to a
properly grounded receptacle (NEMA 5-15R).
In North America for 220V operation, the cord will be equipped with a 3-
prong twist-lock plug (NEMA L6-20P). This plug must be used with a
matching locking receptacle (NEMA L6-20R) to ensure proper grounding.
If you do not have a receptacle of this type available, contact a qualified
electrician to make the connection.
In Europe for 230V operation, the cord will be equipped with a plug of type CEE
7/7 (Schuko). If you do not have a mating receptacle available, contact a
qualified electrician to make the connection.
WARNING
DANGER