Mounting Instruction Over Voltage Protector BAT-LAN-Protector IP68 Safety instructions WARNING ELECTRIC SHOCK OR FALLING Avoid mounting the antenna near power lines. When installing an antenna from a ladder or elevating equipment, take precautions to avoid falling and ensure the equipment is securely positioned on solid ground. Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage. Only qualified personnel are permitted to install the BAT-LANProtector IP68 in accordance with the relevant national installation and safety rules. Its usage is only permitted under the conditions stated and shown in this instruction. The data line protector and the equipment connected to it can be destroyed by EM surges exceeding the given specification, e.g. due to a direct lightning strike. The operational voltage of the system/equipment to be protected must not exceed the maximum permissible operating voltage (rated voltage) of the data line protector. Disconnect or switch off inline equipment when installing or removing the protector. Mounting Instruction Release 02 06/10 Technical Support HAC.Support@Belden.com Do not open the protector. Opening the data line protector will void the warranty and may result in the accidental destruction of electronic components. General instructions If exposed to extreme environmental conditions, especially icy conditions or a polluted atmosphere, the connectors should be covered with a selfvulcanizing tape or a cold shrink tube. Disclaimer All pertinent country, state, regional, and local safety regulations must be observed when installing and using this product. For reasons of safety and to help ensure compliance with documented system data, only the manufacturer should perform repairs to components. This equipment must only be installed and serviced by qualified personnel. Measuring units The dimensions are in mm. The tightening torques are in lb in and Nm. Device description The BAT-LAN-Protector IP68 has been designed to protect sensitive system components against damaging transients caused by natural events such as lightning or over voltage surges. This data line protector has been optimized to provide high speed data transmission, with a bandwidth up to Class D according to ISO/ IEC 11801:2002. The protector supports Power over Ethernet (PoE according to IEEE 802.3af) Interconnection is via the industrial standard RJ45 connector. The protector is suitable for screened (STP) or unscreened (UTP) twistedpair cables. The protector's IP 68 rating and robust construction makes it ideally suited for use within outdoor applications or other hostile environments. Technical data The BAT-LAN-Protector IP68 data line protector is designed to meet the technical specifications when correctly installed. 2 Mounting Instruction Release 02 06/10 Main path connectors RJ45 jack (female) – RJ45 jack (unprotected side – protected side) Mounting via mounting bracket Grounding via mounting bracket or grounding M6 screw (ring of cable shoe > 6,5mm, 0.26 in) Data transmission rate 1000 Mbit/s Frequency range DC to 100 MHz Impedance 100 Ω Voltage rating line – line (pair) ±6V line – ground ± 60 V Current rating per line 1.5 A Response Time 2 ns Surge current handling capability acc. to IEC 61000-4-5 (test pulse 8/20 μs) line – line (pair) 0.1 kA line – ground 2.5 kA shield – ground 6 kA Cable category according to ISO/IEC 11801:2002 class D specified (up to CAT-5e system) Operating temperature –40 ºC to +85 ºC, –40 ºF to +185 ºF Protection class IP68 Weight 330 g, 0.73 lb Circuit diagram Mounting Instruction Release 02 06/10 3 Outline drawing Bill of material and recommended installation tools Figure 1: Contents Figure 2: Mounting bracket (item 3) 4 Mounting Instruction Release 02 06/10 Item 1 2 3 4 5 6 Number 1 1 1 2 2 1 Table 1: Contents Tool Allen key Screw driver, recessed Drill Screw driver Screw wrench Screw wrench Table 2: Description Data line protector Grounding M6 screw Mounting bracket (see fig. 2) Screw for bracket mounting Screw with anchor (diameter: 6 mm, length: 29 mm) Worm gear clamp (diameter range: 29 mm to 72 mm) Size 2.5 mm 1 6 mm 5 mm 8 mm 34 mm To use with item 3 Bracket mounting 4 Flat surface mounting 4 Anchor wall mounting 5 Worm gear clamp tightening 5 Worm gear clamp tightening 1 Gland nut Tools Mounting the protector You can mount and ground the BAT-LAN-Protector IP68 either on a flat surface or on a pole, as shown. Figure 3: Mounting the protector on a flat surface and on a pole For flat surface mounting, mount the bracket (item 3) laterally on the BAT-LAN-Protector IP68 (item 1) using screws (item 4), as shown. For pole mounting, mount the bracket (item 3) longitudinally on the BAT-LAN-Protector IP68 (item 1) using screws (item 4), as shown. Mounting Instruction Release 02 06/10 5 Figure 4: Mounting the bracket on the protector - lateral and longitudinal alignment The protector is configured with a protected and an unprotected side. Note: The protector is market with a red adhesive manufacturers label saying PROTECTED SIDE which indicates the protected side. Align the protector to the correct orientation according to the protection concept for the proper functionality. For flat surface mounting, mount the protector using two screws (item 5) and plastic anchors. For pole mounting, mount the protector with the worm gear clamp (item 6). Note: The clamping diameter range is 29 mm to 72 mm (1.14 in to 2.83 in). Grounding the protector You can achieve the effective surge protection of a system by properly bonding all relevant elements and pass-through metal lines to the ground with active lines using surge arresters. Ground according to all national, regional and local codes. Note: Proper grounding is essential to ensure the specified protection performance. Connect a grounding cable from the grounding facility to the grounding M6 screw (item 2) of the protector using a ring cable shoe (ring diameter > 6.5 mm). Alternatively, you can mount the bracket with a screw on a grounded metal plate. Note: Use a sufficiently sized grounding cable (min. 16 mm2 / AWG 6) as short a distance as possible (max. 0.5 m) Connecting the protector To connect the cables, open the protector as shown. Both cable entries are of a similar design. 6 Mounting Instruction Release 02 06/10 Figure 5: Preparing the cable connection Obtain the data cables for the assembly. Twist off and remove the cable gland on both ends. Pull out the sealing gasket on both ends. Note: The sealing gaskets are used to seal the unit prior to the connection of the cables. The sealing gaskets should not be removed until the cables are ready for connection. Figure 6: Connecting the cable Put the cable into the sealing gasket through its longitudinal cut. Note: The cable diameter range is 4.0 mm to 6.0 mm (0.16 in to 0.24 in). Push the cable end through the cable gland. Connect the data cable with the protector. Note: Ensure that the cable from the equipment to be protected is plugged into the port labeled as protected side (see fig. 4). Figure 7: Assembling the protector Mounting Instruction Release 02 06/10 7 Push the sealing gasket into the connector. Tighten the cable gland. Repeat the process for the other connection end. Insert both connectors as shown. Plug-in the data line connector and insert the sealing. Tighten the gland nut to the sealing insert, building a swelling of the rubber between the nut and the cable. Note: For a proper sealing it is essential that you tighten the nut correctly. The following includes examples of incorrect mounting: too loosly tightened and overtightened, as shown. Figure 8: Proper sealing: slight swelling of the rubber Figure 9: Improper sealing: too loosely tightened, no swelling of the rubber Figure 10: Improper sealing: overtightened, too much swelling of the rubber Maintaining the protector The BAT-LAN-Protector IP68 is maintenance-free provided that it is properly installed, grounded and operated in compliance with its specifications. 8 Mounting Instruction Release 02 06/10
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