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Re: Wiring a PG71 with encoder
Smaller gauge wire might help a bit.
It will allow you to bend then tighter and secure them with a zip-tie very close to the terminals. |
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Re: Wiring a PG71 with encoder
Keep in mind that the motor wire size rules are related to the circuit breaker powering the circuit. If you use a 20 amp breaker, you can use 18 gauge wire. 30 amp breaker, you can use 14 gauge wire. If the motor is being loaded at a comfortable level, smaller wire and lower current breaker might be just fine.
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Re: Wiring a PG71 with encoder
Is that the kind of connector with a "clamp plate" that the screw pushes on in order to hold the wire? If you try to tighten the screw directly on the wire with a connector like that, it won't be secure. You need to loosen the clamp fully, put the wire in the right place, and close it down again.
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Re: Wiring a PG71 with encoder
This is that sort of connector Mr. Anderson. We'll double-check and make sure the wire is on the proper side of the clamping plate.
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