Cyberhawk-200M Installation
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Doc. No: 202-003318-610 Rev A01
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INSTALLATION
WARNING
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK OR ARC FLASH
Risk of
Electric
Shock
Open or disconnect all power sources and “Lock out” prior to any
work being done on the electrical system
More than one disconnect may be required to de-energize the
equipment before servicing
Open or disconnect circuit from power-distribution system (or
service) of building before installing or servicing current-sensing
transformers (CTs)
Never leave CTs in powered circuit open circuited
Caution:
Do not assume but check that all power sources at the system
connection points are off using a properly rated voltage
indicating device (Multi-meter, etc) and “Locked out”
MOUNTING
Prior to Installation:
Prior to installation check the internal condition of the equipment as follows:
Equipment Voltage rating for the application (e.g. 600/480V, 208/120V)
Damaged or dislodged or loose components
Loose connectors or connections
Broken wires
Mounting the Cyberhawk-200M-xP
Attach the mounting brackets to the
Cyberhawk-200M-
xP with supplied mounting bracket
hardware. One of two types may be supplied as illustrated.
Mount the unit to the wall in the required location with ¼” hardware appropriate for the
mounting surface material (Note: mounting hole is 5/16”).
Mounting the CT Interface Box (if supplied)
Attach the wall mounting brackets to the
CT Interface Box
with supplied mounting bracket
hardware as illustrated above
Locate and mount the unit to a wall in the required location with ¼” hardware appropriate for
the mounting surface material (Note: mounting hole is 5/16”)
Note locate the CT Interface Box (if supplied) to allow for direct wire connections (without
splices) from the CTs to the terminals in the box
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Installation of Branch Circuit Protection Devices
Install a Branch Circuit Protection Device (Fused Disconnect or Breaker) for each Bus to be
monitored following the specific manufacturer’s instruction and in compliance with the
relevant local and national electric codes*.
*Reference: NEC 2005 Article 408 Para: 408.52
