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Installation Guide Model Information <br />3. Use Figure 1 above or the diagram on the inside of the enclosure lid to connect input power to the L1, L2, <br />and N terminals of TB1 (10 to 18 AWG). A connection to the L2 terminal is only necessary on units that <br />have relay. For multiple box installations refer to Figure 2. <br />The neutral connection from the service panel to the N terminal of TB1 must be a permanently <br />connected, unswitched connection. <br />If S terminal and Li terminal are sourced from different breakers at supply panel size neutral <br />wire accordingly TS will accept up to 10 AWG wire. <br />4. Locate the grounding screw on the enclosure base and attach a ground wire to this point. <br />5. Motor leads M1 and M2 should be terminated to the M1 and M2 terminals on TB1 if applicable. <br />6. For installations that have tank gauging equipment the circuit will energize the ATG terminal of TB1 when <br />a dispenser signal is detected. The ATG terminal will be the same voltage and phase as the power <br />supplied to the L1 terminal. <br />It may be necessary that the phase of L1 (TB1) match the phase of the power supplying the <br />ATG device in order to prevent cross phasing which may damage the input on some ATG <br />equipment. <br />7. The return wire from the ATG device should be connected to the S terminal on TB1. The S terminalis the <br />coil of the relay with the other side of the coil terminated to the N terminal on the circuit board. The coil <br />rating of the relay is 4 VA at 120V or 240V, depending on model. <br />For installations with the puma control relay in a different enclosure utilize the ATG terminal <br />of TB1 to energize the coil. This output is rated 1A at 250V and fuse protected for these <br />applications. See Figure 3. <br />For installations without external control connections a short jumper wire (minimum 18 AWG) <br />must be placed between ATG and S terminals of TB1 so that the dispenser isolation circuit <br />can energize the relay on circuit board. <br />8. Terminate up to eight dispenser signals for the same petroleum product to T132. Each dispenser should <br />have its own hot and neutral leads terminated as shown on the diagram. TB2 can accept 14-28 AWG <br />wire. <br />9. After all dispenser signal leads have been connected to TB2 replace the lid on the enclosure. <br />At this time the control box with, dispenser isolation can be energized. The neon indicator on the <br />side .of the enclosure will illuminate once the device is poweted. A simple test to verify <br />functionality is to operate all dispenser handles that are tied to the box and check the output for <br />energizing. <br />3 <br />