Cmd Rotasoc User manual

Isolate power then pull

up the fuse carrier with

the tabs on either side

of it.

Remove the fuse.

Replace with fuse type

ceramic IEC 60127-2

(10A max).

Push down the fuse

carrier until closed.

Isolate power and with

a suitable tool turn anti-

clockwise to release the

fuse carrier.

Isolate power then 1/4

turn the fuse carrier

anti-clockwise with a

suitable tool.

Open the spring loaded

cover to access RCD.

Support the cover as it

opens.

Remove fuse carrier and

fuse. Replace with fuse

type BS1362. (13A max).

Lift carrier and remove

fuse. Replace with fuse

type ceramic IEC 60127-

2 (5A max).

Push trip to ‘off’ position

then to ‘on’ to reset

RCD.

Re insert the carrier and

lock in place by turning

clockwise.

Re insert the carrier and

lock in place with a 1/4

clockwise turn using the

screw driver.

Close the spring loaded

cover to protect the

RCD.

Flip up the rubber screw

covers with a suitable

tool.

The power sockets can be freely rotated by hand in both clockwise and anti-

clockwise directions.

Insert a No.8 pozi-pan

screw or M4 bolt of the

required length into the

hole and tighten.

Once the module is

secured to the surface

push down the rubber

screw caps to nish.

On the rear face, release

the lever with a small

screw driver.

When connecting modules together, ensure that the coloured busbar shields

are colour matched and correctly aligned. Do not connect modules if shields

are of different colours.

Connect the male and

female ends together.

Both ends must be

colour matched.

Once connected, push

back the lever so it sits

ush with the surface to

lock modules together.

Connecting modules

Coloured busbar shields

Mounting to a surface

Rotating the sockets

Replacing fuse - circuit protection module

Replacing fuse - fused socket

Resetting the RCD/RCBO (if applicable)

1/4

turn

1/4

turn

Replacing fuse - infeed

Rotasoc Installation, user and care guide

Standard Earth

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Clean Earth Dual Circuit

TEST

16A infeed and UK sockets shown for illustration purposes.

Part No: 134264 Issue No: 001

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Feed the wires into the

module and ex them

round to the opposite

terminals.

With the xing plate in

place, pull the cable in

towards the terminals.

Insert the conductors

into the correct

terminals and tighten to

a max torque of 0.8Nm.

Insert the conductors

into the correct

terminals and tighten to

a max torque of 2Nm.

Replace the terminal

cover then re insert and

tighten the M4 xing

screw to secure in place.

Replace the terminal

cover then re insert and

tighten the 2x screws to

secure in place.

Loosen M4 xing screw

on the underside of

module and remove the

terminal cover.

Remove the M4

xing screw from the

underside of the infeed

module.

Remove 2x nuts from

conduit xing plate and

put to one side. Leave

contact washer in place.

Loosen the 2x screws on

the top face and remove

the terminal cover as

shown.

Lift out the terminal

blanking plug in front of

the relevant terminals.

Insert the M4 ring

termimal into the screw

recess as shown.

Fit a ring terminated

earth wire and the 2x

nuts back on the xing

plate.

Prepare the wires as

shown with a suitable

wire stripping tool.

Prepare the wires as

shown with a suitable

wire stripping tool (3

core x 1.5mm² only).

Re insert and tighten

the M4 xing screw to

secure in place.

Ensure the nuts are fully

tightened.

Fix a suitable gland for

cable/conduit to the

xing plate and feed the

cable through.

Wiring the 16A infeed

Earthing the 16A infeed (Standard Earth and Dual Circuit) Earthing the 32A infeed

Wiring the 32A infeed

Additional information

• Installation is to be carried out in accordance with relevant Health & Safety regulations and only to be carried out by a skilled or competent person.

• The product should be installed to comply with the relevant national standards and be inspected and tested prior to being put into service (in the UK BS

7671 Wiring Regulations or BS 6396 Ofce and Educational Systems Best Practice).