Cornell Extreme Performance Rubber Door ERP10 Owner Manual

Cornell Extreme Performance Rubber Door ERP10 Owner Manual

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Cornell Extreme Performance Rubber Door ERP10

Cornell Extreme Performance Rubber Door ERP10 provides a wide range of advanced features to enhance the security and functionality of your garage door. With its heavy-duty construction and reliable operation, this door is engineered to withstand extreme conditions and provide years of trouble-free use. Here are some key capabilities of your new Cornell Extreme Performance Rubber Door ERP10:

  • Durability: Constructed from high-strength rubber, the ERP10 door is designed to resist dents, scratches, and corrosion, making it ideal for demanding environments. Its durable construction ensures longevity and minimal maintenance requirements.

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Recommended Wiring Requirements

From Control Panel to Electric Operator

Revised: April 20, 2010

General

If your control panel was not ordered with the optional fused disconnect, it is recommended (and most likely local code) that the power source be fused immediately prior to entering the panel. Consult your local electrical codes for fusing requirements. When making penetrations in any enclosure, ensure that the components and circuitry are protected from debris and contact with tools. Use the appropriate fittings for the application/environment.

Primary Power Conduit

In all cases, Primary Power wires must be an appropriate gauge based on the amperage and length of feed to the electric operator limit box. Consult your local electrical codes.

Recommended: a minimum 14 gauge, multi-strand wire installed in a protective conduit.

Control Wire Conduit

In all cases, Control wires must be an appropriate gauge based on amperage and length of feed to the electric operator limit box. Consult your local electrical codes. Recommended: a minimum 16 gauge, multi-strand wire installed in a separate protective conduit from the Primary

Power wires.

From both conduits, an appropriate flexible conduit should bridge the wires from the wall to the electric operator. In all cases, the reversing edge wires should connect to the coil cord via an electrical junction box located at half the door opening height. Reversing edge wires are not included in the quantities below.

Model EPR-10 with Optional Wall Mounted Control Panel

(Some options may require additional wires)

Relay Logic Panel;

Primary Power: 3 wires + 1 ground wire

Controls: 11 wires + 2 spare wires + 1 ground wire

SR Controller Panel;

Primary Power: 3 wires + 1 ground wire

Controls: 5 wires + 2 spare wires + 1 ground wire

Model EPR-10 Door

(Some options may require additional wires)

Relay Logic Panel;

Primary Power: 3 wires + 1 ground wire

Controls: 13 wires + 2 spare wires + 1 ground wire

SR Controller Panel;

Primary Power: 3 wires + 1 ground wire

Controls: 8 wires + 2 spare wires + 1 ground wire

Model EPR-10 Door

(Some options may require additional wires)

SR Controller with Inverter Panel;

Primary Power: 3 wires + 1 ground wire

Controls: 10 wires + 2 spare wires + 1 ground wire

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