Cable Linking The Earth To The Installation; Precautions Regarding Electromagnetic Disturbance Generated By The Appliance; Cabling Principle - Cristec CPS3 12V/80A Manuel D'utilisation

Battery cable
Model
cross-section
CPS3/12-80
CPS3/24-60
CPS3/24-75
CPS3/48-30

3.2.4. Cable linking the earth to the installation

The charger's case should be connected to the installation's earthing system in accordance with current standards
governing the relevant application.
To that effect, connect the installation-to-earth cable to the earthing screw located inside the charger (see chapter
"user interface area").
This cable's cross-section should be at least 2.5mm², type HO7-VK and equipped with an appropriate terminal.

3.2.5. Precautions regarding electromagnetic disturbance generated by the appliance

Use shielded cables for all the connections (*). The shielding should be earthed at both the transmitting and the
receiving ends.
Keep cable length and shielding connections down to a minimum.
Route cables as close as possible to conductive parts ( loose cables or loops should be avoided – cables should be
flattened against conductive parts).
Keep power cables separate from battery cables.
Keep power cables separate from control cables (at least 200mm).
The cables should only supply power to this appliance; any branch-off or short-out intended to power another
appliance are prohibited.
(*) This is a recommendation for installation rather than an obligation.
The installing electrician should decide whether or not to use shielded cable
depending on the EMC environment.

3.2.6. Cabling principle

Refer to appendix 3.
Diameter of the
terminal hole
25mm² 6mm
16mm² 6mm
25mm² 6mm
10mm² 6mm
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The installer should choose the type of cable (H07-VK,
MX...) according to the type of application and the
applicable standards.
The cable bushings or glands must remain on the lower
side of the case to avoid the linking cables being
damaged on the metal walls of the case and to
guarantee insulation between the active conductors and
the electrical exposed conductive part.
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