Nelson GA-2329, TE4X60 Thermostat Instruction Sheet

NELSON™ HEAT TRACING SYSTEMS
TE4X60 THERMOSTAT
SPECIFICATION / APPLICATION
INSTALLATION
These thermostats are used for high temperature piping on freeze protection and process maintenance applications in ordinary locations.

OUTLINE

ENCLOSURE
Molded Fiberglass Polyester
CLASSIFICATIONS
NEMA Type 4X IP66
TEMPERATURE RANGE
0 to 538°C (32 to 1000°F)
SENSING PROBE

Length Material Max. Bulb Temperature

3m (10ft.) Incoloy 825 593°C (1100°F)
ELECTRICAL DATA
Load Switch: 8 amp resistive @ 240VAC Control Voltage: 120VAC
CALIBRATION ACCURACY
±1% of span
SWITCH TYPE
Single Pole Double Throw
Approvals:
UL - Ordinary Locations FM - Ordinary Locations CSA - Ordinary Locations
P.O. BOX 726 TULSA, OK 74101 TEL 918-627-5530 FAX 918-641-7336 www.nelsonheaters.com
GA-2329 Rev. 2
December 2005
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TE4X60 THERMOSTAT
SPECIFICATION / APPLICATION
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
Thermostat
Condulet & Drain
(not included in kit)
Junction Box
Condulet to Thermostat
Pipe Clamps
Method for installing LT,
HLT and NC heater cables.
Sensing Probe
MI Cold Section
Pipe
Stand-of
INSTALLATION NOTES:
Securely mount thermostat enclosure and connect
to power wiring.
Verify thermostat set point is at the desired
maintenance temperature.
Close enclosure cover to prevent damage from
inclement weather.
Insure all fittings associated with the power wiring
are installed per applicable codes.
When conduit type systems are used, low point
drains / conduit drains are highly recommended.
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE:
Spray a coat of lubricant and rust preventative such as CRC Stor & Lube on the electrical wire connections.
Fiberglass Tape
WIRING DIAGRAM
Nelson Heat Tracing Systems products are supplied with a limited warranty. Complete Terms and Conditions may be found on Nelson's website at
www.nelsonheaters.com.
to Heate
Red White
T/C Probe
Cable
GND
+ -
Terminal Block
C NO
120 VAC
N
NC L2
H
L1
P.O. BOX 726 TULSA, OK 74101 TEL 918-627-5530 FAX 918-641-7336 www.nelsonheaters.com GA-2329 Rev. 2 December 2005
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