Honeywell HPTV2408UL Installation Instructions

HPTV2408UL

Power Supply

PN 52288:B1

6/5/07

ECN 06-612

Honeywell

12 Clintonville Road

Northford, CT 06472

Product Installation Document

1 Overview

The Honeywell Power Products HPTV2408UL Power supply provides eight individually fused 24VAC outputs with a

total of 4 amperes.

2 Specifications

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UL/ULC Listed Power Supply

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Eight individually fused 24 VAC outputs

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AC Power and eight Individual Output Indicator LEDs

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LED Indicator Lights:

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Input Power LED (Green) – ON indicates incoming input voltage

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Output Power LEDs (Red) – ON indicates blown output fuse

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Fuses

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Incoming Safety Fuse Block, 3.15A, 250V

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Load Output Fuses (8), 1A, 250V

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Secondary Fuse, 4A, 250V

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AC cord and spare fuses included

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Power ON/OFF switch

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Dimensions: 9.25 in. x 8.25 in. x 3.5 in. (23.3 cm x 21 cm x 9 cm)

3

Installation Instructions

1.

Pre-drill holes where HPTV2408UL enclosure is to be mounted.

If the included AC cord is used, mount the enclosure in a secure location where the unit cannot be accidentally

unplugged.

2.

Secure HPTV2408UL enclosure to the desired location (indoor installation only) as shown in Figure 1.

3.

Disconnect power to the branch circuit to which the HPTV2408UL will be connected.

4.

Place SW1 to the OFF position.

5.

Connect incoming AC (120 VAC, 60Hz) into the incoming fuse block input observing polarities (see Figure 2).

Connect ground leads as shown in diagram.

6.

Connect CCTV cameras (or other external loads) to appropriate terminals (example output 1 = 1P, 1N).

Route all

24V wiring at least

3

/

8

in. (0.953 cm) from 120V mains wiring (indoor installations only).

7.

Power the branch circuit and place SW1 to the ON position. The green LED should illuminate indicating 24V is

reaching the PCB.

NOTE:

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A readily accessible switched circuit breaker must be available to disconnect mains power as required.

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Do not expose to rain or moisture.

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Replace fuses with fuses of same type and rating.

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Refer servicing to qualified personnel.

NOTE:

All 120V wiring should be routed so that it cannot touch 24V wiring to be installed later.

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