Handling Of The Cage Tension Spring Clamps - Calira Module B Mode D'emploi

1 Connection of the supply
battery (battery II)
2 Connection for two solar panels
3 Connection for starter battery
(battery I)
4 15 A flat plug-in fuse
5 Connection for the optional
temperature sensor
6 Connections for Module C1

Handling of the cage tension spring clamps

Prepare the connecting cable. The cable ends for the large cage tension spring
clamps must be stripped 12 - 13 mm. The cable ends for the small cage tension
spring clamps must be stripped 8 - 9 mm. Cable end sleeves are not required.
The following pictures show the basic method of handling cage tension spring
clamps. The version fitted in your device can differ in detail from these
diagrams, but the fundamental method remains the same. The cage tension
spring clamp can be opened with the help of a suitable flat screwdriver.
To do so, insert the flat screwdriver into the lower, square opening (fig. 4) and
open the cage tension spring clamp (fig. 5). The clamping element of the spring
in the round opening opens.
Insert the cable into the cage tension spring clamp up to the isolation (round
opening, fig. 5 and 6) and pull out the flat screwdriver (fig. 6). The cage tension
spring clamp closes again and the cable is securely clamped.
Repeat the procedure for all connections. Make sure that the cable ends sit
firmly in the cage tension spring clamps!
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7 Connection for separate main
switch (optional)
8 Changeover switch for battery
type gel / liquid
9 Cable band for temperature
sensor, RS 485 and main
switch cables.
10 Stress relief for starter battery
cables and solar panels 1 and 2
11 Stress relief for supply battery
cables
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