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3.6

GM17071-KP3 and GM17071-KP3S kits only
(450--2000 kW).

Swing the access door closed

and install the screws.

3.7

Replace the junction box panel and hardware.

4.

Select a mounting location for the remote
annunciator panel.

4.1

Select a visible location for mounting the remote
annunciator panel. Install the remote annunciator
panel, either surface- or flush-mounted, in a
location easily observable by operating personnel
at their work stations. See Figure 8 for remote
annunciator dimensions and mounting hole
dimensions.

4.2

Surface-mount

remote

annunciator

initial

installation.

4.2.1

Prepare the mounting site by drilling pilot
holes for anchors, if used.

Note:

Mount the remote annunciator kit to
a standard 10 cm (4 in.) square
electrical box installed in the wall.

4.2.2

Create an opening in the wall for the
electrical wiring from the 14-relay dry
contact assembly, P and N battery
connections, and transfer switch.

4.2.3

Disassemble the remote annunciator box.
Remove six drill screws to disassemble
the side panels and separate the front and
back remote annunciator panels. Retain
the side panels (287798) and the drill
screws (X-794-2) for reassembly.

4.2.4

Mount the remote annunciator back panel
to the wall or to the electrical box in the
wall. See Figure 8 for the mounting hole
dimensions.

Protect

the

remote

annunciator from dust and debris when
drilling the holes.

Note:

Use mounting hardware suitable for the
wall composition and thickness.

4.2.5

Proceed to step 5, Wire the remote
annunciator.

PREALARM

HIGH ENGINE

TEMPERATURE
PREALARM

LOW OIL

PRESSURE

LOW WATER

TEMPERATURE

LOW FUEL

HIGH ENGINE

TEMPERATURE

LOW OIL

PRESSURE

EMERGENCY

STOP

OVERSPEED

BATTERY

CHARGER FAULT

LOW BATTERY

VOLTAGE

AUXILARY

FAULT

OVERCRANK

LINE

POWER

GENERATOR

POWER

SYSTEM

READY

GENERATOR

SWITCH

NOT IN AUTO

NORMAL

SILENCE

LAMP

TEST

ALARM

42B

35

63

41 40 39 48 38 36 12 26 62 61 58 59 60 80 N

To Annunciator
Contact Box

To Transfer Panel

(Remaining Leads)

(58, 59)

PREALARM

HIGH ENGINE

TEMPERATURE
PREALARM

LOW OIL

PRESSURE

LOW WATER

TEMPERATURE

LOW FUEL

HIGH ENGINE

TEMPERATURE

LOW OIL

PRESSURE

EMERGENCY

STOP

OVERSPEED

BATTERY

CHARGER FAULT

LOW BATTERY

VOLTAGE

AUXILARY

FAULT

OVERCRANK

LINE

POWER

GENERATOR

POWER

SYSTEM

READY
GENERATOR

SWITCH

NOT IN AUTO

NORMAL

SILENCE

LAMP

TEST

ALARM

2.59 [66]

8.32 [211]

13.50 [343]

1.03

[26]

7.44

[189]

9.50

[241]

0.19

[5]

4.62

[1

17]

5.00

[127]

8.69 [221]

2.38 [60]

3.38 [86]

2.66 [68]

3.38

[86]

0.81

[21]

0.219 [6]

4 Holes

4.35 [110]

3.38

[86]

2.11 [54]

4 HOLES

Surface Mount

Flush Mount

ADV-5957-

0.219 [4]

4.62

[1

17]

Note:

This view is shown as seen from the front, with the front panel removed.

Note:

Dimensions in [ ] are millimeter equivalents.

Figure 8

Component Dimensions

Summary of Contents for GM17071-KP1

Page 1: ...stations Read the entire installation procedure and compare the kit parts with the parts list in this publication before beginning installation Perform the steps in the order shown Observe applicable...

Page 2: ...temperature shuts down the generator set Line Power The lamp illuminates when commercial utility power or other source supplies the power when equipped with an auxiliary contact When the lamp illumina...

Page 3: ...pped 1 3 Disconnect the generator set engine starting battery ies negative lead first 2 Mount and connect the controller connection assembly 2 1 GM17070 KP1 and GM17070 KP1S kits 20 300 kW 2 1 1 Remov...

Page 4: ...access door 2 3 3 Attach the controller connection assembly GM13984 to the junction box inner panel studs using six spacers X 712 9 and nuts X 70 12 Place the spacers between the controller connection...

Page 5: ...location D An area as near to the generator set controller as practical 3 2 Remove the four cover screws X 6216 1 and lift the box cover 256880 to access the internal components 3 3 Mount the 14 relay...

Page 6: ...5 16 in diameter or X 283 32 1 2 in diameter as required Do not use terminals 42A and 2 on the 14 relay dry contact box terminal strip to supply voltage to the relay contacts The user must attach sep...

Page 7: ...ctrical box in the wall See Figure 8 for the mounting hole dimensions Protect the remote annunciator from dust and debris when drilling the holes Note Use mounting hardware suitable for the wall compo...

Page 8: ...total wire length for each conductor is 122 m 400 ft According to the chart in Figure 9 this example requires 14 gauge wire for leads N and 42B only Use stranded or solid 18 or 20 gauge wire for signa...

Page 9: ...Pressure RDO8 K12 Input K12 NO terminal 63 Low Water Temperature RDO5 K13 Input K13 NO terminal 35 High Engine Temperature Warning RDO6 K14 Input K14 NO terminal 40 Figure 10 Remote Annunciator Kit W...

Page 10: ...Move the remote annunciator alarm horn switch to SILENCE to stop the alarm horn The respective remote annunciator lamp remains lit 8 3 Disconnect the generator set from the system load with the line c...

Page 11: ...ing 0 688 x 0 875 in NPT X 634 11 1 Bushing 0 938 x 1 187 in NPT X 634 14 2 Rivet pop 1 8 diameter Al Al X 781 21 4 Screw 10 24 x 0 50 in X 6216 1 1 Fuse 10 amp 223316 1 Box dry contact 226676 1 Holde...

Page 12: ...1 Bushing 0 688 x 0 875 in NPT X 634 11 1 Bushing 0 938 x 1 187 in NPT X 634 14 2 Rivet pop 1 8 diameter Al Al X 781 21 4 Screw 10 24 x 0 50 in X 6216 1 1 Fuse 10 amp 223316 1 Box dry contact 226676...

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