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17-01-2006, 17:15
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Re: What size breaker should I use for the RC?
<R89> You must protect the Robot Controller power feed with a 20A Circuit Breaker. You may not connect any
other electrical load to this breaker. Be sure to read through the entire Manual before you wire. There are a lot of things that have to be done a specific way. |
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17-01-2006, 17:19
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Re: What size breaker should I use for the RC?
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in the ROBOT section of the manual, 5.3.9.1 Circuit Breaker / Fusing Rules there is a small picture next to rule <R90> and <R91> and shows you that it requires a 20amp fuse -Osc |
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18-01-2006, 07:34
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Re: What size breaker should I use for the RC?
Alex,
If you are using the supplied fuse blocks instead of the IFI block, I recommend that the first position (closest to the power stud) be used for the RC power. Any voltage drop in the fuse block is then minimized for the RC. |
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