Pitco SE Installation Manual

DIVISION 4 SECTION
STRIP
SALES
REFERENCE
DATE
161-050318-001
JULY, 2009
PA400-7
(Supersedes PA400-6)
Installation, Wiring
and
RENEWAL PARTS IDENTIFICATION
MOUNTING AND WIRING
© 2010 Chromalox, Inc.
Individual Ceramic Post
Terminal Cover Insulators
for S, SE, OT and PT Strip Elements
Cap
Wave Spring
Half Nut
Washer
Position of Lead Wire
Washer
Post Terminal
Half Nut
Skirt
This Washer Saved
from Original Terminal
Hardware Assembly
Electric Shock Hazard. Disconnect all power before installing ceramic post terminal covers.
1. Remove standard post terminal hardware.
Note: Save one flat washer from original hardware assembly (half nuts
and one flat washer furnished with insulator assembly).
2. Screw on first half nut firmly.
3. Position first washer.
4. Electric wiring to heating elements must be installed in accor-
dance with National Electrical Code and local electrical codes by a qualified person.
Electric Shock Hazard. Any installation involving electric heaters must be effectively grounded in accordance with the National Electrical Code to eliminate shock hazard.
5. Connect lead wire.
6. Position second washer.
7. Screw on second half nut tightly.
8. Position insulator skirt allowing slots to slip over leads.
9. Position wave spring on insulator skirt (if needed).
10. Position insulator cap to line up with threaded terminal of heater.
11. Turn cap clockwise until seated firmly on insulator skirt.
Do not exceed 25 inch pounds of torque when tighten­ing the hex nuts on the heater terminals. Excessive torque will result in stripping the terminals from the refractory of the heating element. Do not use tool to tighten cap. Ceramic insulator is fragile and overtight­ening cap will cause breakage.
Note: If lead wire is too heavy to permit cap to seat firmly, omit wash­ers.
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RENEWAL PARTS IDENTIFICATION
Kit Part No. Ceramic Skirt Ceramic Cap Wave Spring Nut (Half) Washer
080-041059-001 263-050140-001 (2) 039-039742-002 (2) 200-075520-075 (4) 328-075528-024 (2)
080-041059-002 263-050140-001 (2) 039-039742-003 (2) 200-075520-075 (4) 328-075528-024 (2)
080-041059-003 263-050140-001 (2) 039-039742-002 (2) 200-075520-075 (4)
328-075528-024 (2)
328-075527-012 (3/8” Mica)
080-041059-004 263-050140-002 (2) 039-039742-002 (2) 200-075520-075 (4) 328-075528-024 (2)
080-041059-005 263-050140-001 (2) 039-039742-004 (2) 200-075520-062 (4) 328-075528-013 (2)
080-041059-006 263-050140-003 (2) 039-039742-002 (2) 328-057580-002 (2) 200-075520-075 (4) 328-075528-024 (2)
080-041059-008 263-050140-003 (2) 039-039742-002 (2) 328-057580-002 (2) 200-075523-058 (4) 328-075528-036 (2)
080-041059-009 263-050140-004 (2) 039-039742-002 (2) 328-057580-002 (2) 200-075523-058 (4) 328-075528-036 (2)
NOTE: Part numbers suffixed by a number in ( ) indicates quantity of same part number used.
Limited Warranty:
Please refer to the Chromalox limited warranty applicable to this product at
http://www.chromalox.com/customer-service/policies/termsofsale.aspx.
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