Recommendations for using Powermesh Switches with Inductive loads
When wiring a Powermesh Multi Purpose switch ( PMMPSxxx) to an inductive load such as an exhaust fan, contactor, etc., the use of an RC Suppressor module is highly recommended as a safeguard. The RC Suppressor will normalise current spikes and maintain a more stable voltage level that can be caused by these inductive loads which could potentially damage the switch .
Please note this is NOT DIY and installation must be carried out by a LICENSED ELECTRICIAN to local wiring regulations. Failure to follow these instructions can result in serious injury or death
Wiring Instructions:
Wire the suppressor module to the desired switch circuit channel behind the switch as per the diagram below.
Suppressor modules recommended:
Okaya part no. XEB0471
RS Components part no. RS240-393.
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Please note this is NOT DIY and installation must be carried out by a LICENSED ELECTRICIAN to local wiring regulations. Failure to follow these instructions can result in serious injury or death
Wiring Instructions:
Wire the suppressor module to the desired switch circuit channel behind the switch as per the diagram below.
Suppressor modules recommended:
Okaya part no. XEB0471
RS Components part no. RS240-393.
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| Part Description | R-C Snubber Inductive Load Suppressor |
|---|---|
| Brand | Okaya |
| Manufacturer | Okaya Electric America Inc |
| Part No. | XEB0471 |
| R Value | 47 ohms |
| C Value | 0.1uf |
| Connection Type | flylead |
| Unit Cost | ~$20 |
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| Part Description | R-C Mains Protector |
|---|---|
| Brand | RS Components |
| Manufacturer | |
| Part No. | RS240-393 |
| R Value | 100 ohms |
| C Value | 0.1uf |
| Connection Type | DIN rail |
| Unit Cost | ~$20 |
Updated on: 24/05/2023
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