Electric Power Supply; Electric Power Supply And Sensor Connection - GIESSE VARIA SLIM RADIO Manuel D'utilisation Et D'installation

The main information it displays includes: manufacturer's address, product name
- model number, technical characteristics, production date and serial number.
In the event of a complaint, please indicate the serial number (SN) displayed on
the label. An explanation of the symbols used on the label to abbreviate the
technical characteristics is given in the table in the chapter on "TECHNICAL
DATA".

7. Electric power supply

Warning. Check that the electric power supply used corresponds to that
specified on the "technical data" label attached to the machine.
The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damage due to an application which is
incorrect or non-compliant with regulatory requirements.
The actuator is powered by a mains voltage, in alternating current, of 110-230V~
with a frequency of 50/60 Hz.
The actuator is already equipped with a power supply cable which is 2 meters
long. The cable has two colored conductors: Phase (brown) and Neutral (sky-
blue).
The connection between the line and the power supply cable of the actuator must
be protected by a magnetothermic switch between the line and actuator.
7.1. Selecting the cross-section of electric power supply cables
The cross-section of the electric power supply conductors must comply with
current standards on electrical systems, without prejudice to standard EN 60335
for connected electrical devices.

8. Electric power supply and sensor connection

8.1. Electric power supply cable
The power supply cable is already wired to the actuator. It is used for the
electric power supply of the system and should be connected to the electricity
mains. The power supply cable has two conductors: sky-blue, brown.
8.2. Cable entry to the terminal block
The cables entering on the left, in the same
cable feedthrough, are the following low-voltage
cables:
• Rain sensor cable (five conductors for the
SPR sensor, two for SPR RADIO).
• Manual open/close control cable.
After the wiring is completed (see the "Electrical
connection" chapter) and the cables and cable
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