Edge Lighting Out-Riggers - Manual (Page 2)

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5: From the end of the out rigger arm, mark the point where
the
needs to be shortened. (Optional)
6: Cut at the marked point with a hacksaw.
7: Clean the inside and the outside burrs where cut.
out rigger arm
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30°
AIRCRAFT CABLE
CABLE POST
CANOPY
L
H
LENGTH(L) (H) FOR 30° (H) FOR 45° (H) FOR 60°
36"
24"
12"
21"
14"
7"
36"
24"
12"
62"
42"
21"
8: The cable post should be installed above the power feed
canopy so that there is a minimum of a 30° angle between
the out rigger arm and the aircraft cable to properly lock the
aircraft cable in position.
9: Use the tables below to determine the cable post position
relative to the out rigger arm for various angles.
ANGLE EQUATION FOR HEIGHT (H)
30°
45°
60°
H = 0.6 x L
H = L
H = 1.7 X L
ANCHOR
WALL
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10: Mark the cable post location on the wall above the canopy.
Using a hammer tap in the anchor on the marked
location up to the threaded portion.
12: Screw in the threaded portion of the anchor with a Phillips
screwdriver.
(See table above for measurements).
11:
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F
13: Mount the integrated washer-nipple to the anchor using
the #8 screw provided.
INTEGRATED
WASHER-NIPPLE
#8 SCREW
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OUT RIGGER ARM
OUT RIGGER ARM