STEMCO Aeris - Manual (Page 33)

Aeris Installation and Service Manual
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• Run the 3 wire cable down through the front of the trailer in conduit or space provided by the trailer
manufacturer. Make sure the cable stays inside the conduit or track between the tractor and the trailer.
Failure to do so may cause the wire to be damaged. See Figure 30
• Make sure to route the 3 wire cable under the trailer through the same holes that the brake airlines and
other electrical lines are running through. Make sure to secure the cable every 15 -20 inches using the tie-
wraps provided. Any excess cable that is not being used needs to be cut or bundled and tie-wrapped to
existing cable routings under the trailer. See Figure 28
IMPORTANT: Make sure to run the 3 wire cable along the same path the airline from the brakes is routed.
This will insure that you have enough slack in the electrical line to keep it from be damaged by any moving
parts on trailer. See Figure 29
Figure 28 Figure 29
IMPORTANT: Do not allow 3 wire cable to rub against a sharp edge of a hole or straight edge of a structural
cross member as cable is being routed through the trailer. Use tie-wraps to secure to existing airlines or
electrical lines.