Avery Dennison Sierra Sport4 9493 Vehicle Mount User Manual
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R o u t i n g E l e c t r i c a l C a b l e s
Only qualified personnel should install the vehicle
mount. When wiring the mount to your vehicle
make sure you observe the following safety
guidelines:
Establish a route for the cables that is clear of
any moving parts or hot surfaces.
Use cable ties to fix the mount cables to
existing cables in your vehicle.
Use the proper gland when the cable must go
through a panel.
Make sure the cable does not have any tight
bends. The minimum recommended radius is
2.5 inches (63.5 mm).
Make sure the cables do not swing or rub
against the vehicle. Use cable ties
approximately every
12 inches (305 mm) so the cables do not flex.
Do not wind a cable through the mesh on a
cage. Route all cables inside the forklift.
On electric vehicles, take power from as close
to the battery as possible, but not directly from
the battery and not before a main fuse.
On gasoline, diesel, or propane vehicles, take
power from as close to the battery terminals as
possible. Do not use existing wiring.
Connect the cables at the battery with an inline
fuse holder. Cables should be connected within
8-inches of the positive terminal.
All fuses should be as close to the power
source as possible.
When routing, make sure the fuse remains easy
to access for replacement.
Do not cut, splice, or otherwise rearrange your
vehicle’s wiring or components.
Do not use solder connections.