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21.
Twist the braid pigtails together. Position the metal
braided pigtail on top of the splice. Cut the pigtail so
that it just reaches the midpoint of the splice.
22.
Fold the other metal braid pigtail over 1/4" (0.64cm)
and insert into the open end of the uninsulated crimp
connector. Crimp using the crimp tool.
23.
Center the heat-shrinkable tube over the uninsulated
crimp connector. Shrink the tube completely. Start at
the middle and work toward each end. Keep heating
after tube has shrunk to melt adhesive inside the
tube. Make sure the ring of adhesive will appear at
both ends of the heat-shrink tube.
24.
Wrap black cloth tape evenly around crimp and
splice. Cover crimp completely.
®
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Corporation. All rights reserved.
SLCBLUC-GF Ground-Fault Protected
Power Connection Kit Installation Instructions
25.
Center the 8" (20.3cm) heat-shrinkable tube over the
splice. Make sure the tube extends over the end of
each heating cable and the cord. Shrink the tube
completely. Start at the middle and work toward
each end. Keep heating after tube has shrunk to
melt mastic and adhesive inside the tube. Total
heating time should be about 5 minutes.
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26(a). For Roof and Gutter De-Icing
Cord Label
Clamp Ties
De-Icing
Equipment
Label
26(b). For Pipe Freeze Protection
Cord Label
Clamp Ties
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Corporation. All rights reserved.
SLCBLUC-GF Ground-Fault Protected
Power Connection Kit Installation Instructions
•
To prevent damage to the ground-fault equipment
protection device and to provide strain relief, use
clamp ties to secure the device to the wall near
the receptacle. Be careful not to damage either
the cord or the ground-fault unit.
•
SLCBLUC-GF should be mounted high, away
from pedestrians to prevent damage to the unit
and risk of shock.
•
Place label on a flat surface within 3" (7.6cm) of
the supply connections.
•
Plug the heating cable into a 15-A, 120V grounded
outlet approved for wet locations.
•
Make sure that:
○
Cord label is readily visible.
○
Indicator light on the ground-fault
equipment protection device is on.
○
Receptacle is properly weatherproofed.
○
Ground-fault equipment protection device
and power connection splice will not be
submerged.
•
To prevent damage to the ground-fault equipment
protection device and to provide strain relief, use
clamp ties to secure the device to the wall near
the receptacle. Be careful not to damage either
the cord or the ground-fault unit.
•
Plug the heating cable into a 15-A, 120V grounded
outlet approved for wet locations.
•
Make sure that:
○
Cord label is readily visible.
○
Indicator light on the ground-fault
equipment protection device is on.
○
Receptacle is properly weatherproofed.
○
Ground-fault equipment protection device
and power connection splice will not be
submerged.
Note: Pipe must be fully insulated.
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