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Wall/Floor Mount the Battery Box 

 

 

 

 

                   XN120 Battery Box Guide 

2- Wall/Floor Mount the Battery Box 

The battery box can be mounted on the floor or a suitable shelf and secured to the wall or mounted directly 
onto the wall. 

If you are wall mounting the battery box you must ensure the screws and wall fixings used are suitable for the 

weight of the battery box (5.2Kg when the batteries are installed). The screws supplied are suitable for wall 
mounting the battery box onto a wooden board only. If you are mounting the battery box directly onto a 
brick/block or plaster board wall you must provide suitable wall fixings and screws. 

 

You will need a minimum of 
424mm x 149mm (W x H) wall 
space for each battery box. 
 
The battery box is 384mm x 
99mm (W x H). 
 
Ensure the battery box is 
within 2 metres of the XN120 
unit; the connecting cable is 
2.5 metres long. 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Loosen the 4 screws on the 
front of the battery box and 
remove the front cover. 

 

 

 

 

3a  Floor/Shelf mounting 

Position the battery box on the floor/shelf. 
Secure to the wall using two screws through holes marked A in the 
diagram above. 
Fit suitable wall plugs if necessary. 

 OR 

 

3b  Wall mounting 

Loosen the two screws and the back of the battery box and lower the 
metal bracket to reveal hole B. Re-tighten the two screws. 
 
Mark the three holes (A and B), you may need to use the battery box 
as the hole template. 
Fit suitable wall plugs if necessary. 
 
Fit two screws into holes A, use suitable length/type of screws. 
 
 
Leave approximately 3~5mm of the screw 
protruding from the wall. 
 
 
 
Hook the battery box onto the two screws. 
 
Tighten the two screws and secure the battery box by fitting a third 
screw into hole B. 

 
 
 

 

Have 20mm on 
the right side for 
the connecting 
cable. 

Have a nominal 
20mm to the left 

Have 50 mm above the 
box to remove the lid 

 

 

280mm 

155mm 

Floor/Shelf

A

B

Summary of Contents for XN120 Vision

Page 1: ...ation supplied for future reference Regulatory Notice Refer to the Getting Started Guide 991409 5 supplied with the XN120 Main Unit for the Declaration of Conformity related to the product Warning Thi...

Page 2: ...the Battery Box 5 2 Wall Floor Mount the Battery Box 6 3 Install the batteries 7 4 Connect the Battery Box to the XN120 8 5 Connect the Power System Start Up 9 6 Configure the XN120 10 7 Test the Powe...

Page 3: ...uasa 2 6Ah 12V Battery Specification Battery capacity 12V 2 6Ah or equivalent Voltage must be 12V Battery Only the manufacturer and type of battery specified must be used Yuasa NP2 6 12 134x67x64 mm 1...

Page 4: ...XN120 Battery Box 4 XN120 Battery Box Guide Connection Diagram Batteries 280 mm 155 mm XN120 Main or Expansion Unit Battery Cable XN120 Battery Box Battery box connecting cable 2 5 metres...

Page 5: ...of connecting cable attached 3 screws for securing the box to the wall Battery retaining bar with 2 fixing brackets 2 wing nuts for the battery retaining bar 2 Orange cables 1 required when used for...

Page 6: ...unit the connecting cable is 2 5 metres long 2 Loosen the 4 screws on the front of the battery box and remove the front cover 3a Floor Shelf mounting Position the battery box on the floor shelf Secur...

Page 7: ...e of the orange cables connect the ve terminal of one of the batteries to the ve terminal of the OTHER battery CAUTION DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT the battery terminals 4 Connect the batteries to the socket...

Page 8: ...are installed 2 Remove the sub cover of the XN120 Unit 2 Connect the cable from the battery box to the socket in the XN120 unit The plug on the battery box connecting cable is polarity sensitive ensu...

Page 9: ...on the system check that the NORMAL switch is set to ON This will ensure that the system memory retains your configuration The NORMAL switch is located to the right of the MOH Page connector on the m...

Page 10: ...s become discharged The XN120 unit is considered to be in battery back up mode at this time it is not in power fail mode When the batteries are discharged the XN120 unit will stop working the XN120 is...

Page 11: ...teries are of a sealed valve regulated type gases may be released from the batteries Do not install the battery box in a sealed enclosure Never short circuit the battery terminals There is a risk of e...

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