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INSTALLATION GUIDE
NI CB-37F-HVD
High-Voltage DIN Rail Screw Terminal Block for Rack Mount Users
This guide describes how to install and use the National Instruments
CB-37F-HVD 37-pin D-SUB high-voltage (150 V) DIN rail terminal
block. The CB-37F-HVD has screw terminals for connecting up to 37 I/O
signals. Use 12–30 AWG wire to connect to the CB-37F-HVD screw
terminals.
Using the Terminal Block Safely with High Voltage
Signals
The CB-37F-HVD is UL recognized. You can use the CB-37F-HVD
terminal block with low-voltage or high-voltage products up to 150 V.
When hazardous voltages (>30 Vrms, 42.4 V
any terminal, all terminals must be considered hazardous. Ensure that
external wiring or any circuits connected to the device are properly
insulated from human contact.
, 60 VDC) are present on
pk
Caution Failure to adhere to the following precautionary steps when connecting the cable
to a high-voltage NI device can result in electrical shock or death.
Caution Before you begin installation, ensure that no high-voltage signals are connected
to your accessory.
Caution Signal connections should be made by a qualified technician or service personnel.
Caution When using this product with UL listed high-voltage PCI or PXI devices, the
connecting cable must be keyed for hazardous voltage (>30 Vrms, 42.4 V
using the 37-Pin High-Voltage Accessory Kit. This kit is provided with the PCI/PXI device
or can be ordered separately for replacement (part number 779445-01). Refer to the 37-Pin High-Voltage Accessory Safety Kit Installation Guide provided in the kit for installation
instructions.
When using the CB-37F-HVD with hazardous voltages (>30 Vrms,
42.4 V
, 60 VDC), it is required that all signal wires must be strain
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relieved, and the CB-37F-HVD must be placed in a UL listed,
suitably-rated NEMA or IP enclosure, shown in Figure 1, which is
grounded to a safety earth ground. The enclosure must be entirely enclosed
and none of the parts should be accessible to the user when the system is
running.
Figure 1. CB-37F-HVD and UL Listed Enclosure
What You Need to Get Started
The following items are necessary for setting up and using the
CB-37F-HVD terminal block:
–Cabling and sensors as required for your application
–37-Pin High-Voltage Accessory Safety Kit (supplied with
high-voltage devices)
–DIN Rail (and DIN rail mounting kit)
–Zip ties
–UL listed industrial enclosure
cabinet
1
National Instruments sells two UL listed industrial enclosures: FP-ENC1 industrial enclosure with polycarbonate window
(part number 777596-01) and NI FP-ENC1 industrial enclosure with solid metal door (part number 777596-02).
Note To replace the zip ties, remove one of the end pieces from the CB-37F-HVD. Slide
the PCB out and guide the zip tie through the holes on the PCB. Replace the PCB, end
piece, and screws.
8
7
4 End Piece
5 Chassis Gnd ()
6 Signal Wires
3
6
7Screw
8 DIN Rail Clip
9PCB
Figure 2. CB-37F-HVD Parts Locator Diagram
1.Ensure no voltage is present on the signal wires.
2.Mount the CB-37F-HVD onto the DIN rail.
3.Prepare the 12–30 AWG signal wire by stripping the insulation no
more than 4.0 mm (0.16 in.).
4.Insert the stripped ends of the signal wires into the screw terminals.
Make sure no bare wire extends from the terminal.
5.Tighten the screws to a torque of 0.3 N · m (2.7 lb - in.).
6.Tighten the zip ties securely around the signal wires for strain relief.
For additional strain relief, you should securely tighten additional zip
ties around signal wires from the top row of screw terminals.
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