Conductix-Wampfler NC User manual

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NC & NY CABLE REEL MANUAL
P/N 962400 2008.10.13 Rev. 7
Cable Reel
NC & NY

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1.0 Safety
2.0 Installation
3.0 Adjustments
4.0 Storage
5.0 Maintenance
6.0 Cable Data
7.0 Troubleshooting
8.0 Replacement Parts
INDEX

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1.0 Safety
1.1 Electrical Warnings
1.1.1 Properly ground equipment according to the National Electric Code and local codes and ordinances.
1.1.2 Always disconnect or remove the power from the cable reel before attempting to perform any service function.
1.1.3 Do not use this cable reel with loads greater than the rated current and voltage of the slip ring. The current and voltage must not be greater than
that rated for the flexible cord with which this reel is equipped. Rated ampacity of the flexible cord must be in accordance with the National Electric
Code.
1.2 Operational and Maintenance Warnings
1.2.1 This cable reel is equipped with power springs under tension. Do not disassemble spring motor before consulting Maintenance Section 5.3.
1.2.2 This cable reel has a rotating spool powered by springs under tension. Exercise care when handling the cable reel while servicing, adjusting, or
during normal operation.
1.2.3 Do not use flexible cord or cable different than that which is supplied with this reel. Changes in diameter, weight per foot, and length of cord can
affect the operation of the reel.
1.2.4 Check all fasteners or hardware periodically to assure tightness. Install all mounting fasteners or hardware to maintain tightness under vibration and
check periodically, especially if people are around or below the cable reel assembly after installation. We recommend that a safety chain or cable be
attached to all reels mounted overhead to prevent falling.
1.2.5 WARNING: Modification of this equipment may cause excessive wear and void the Warranty. Contact Manufacturer regarding changes or
modifications of equipment which could affect reliability or safety.
1.3 Listings, Ratings and Markings
1.3.1 Listings
1.3.1.1 UL listed cord reels are intended for industrial use and are provided with permanent mounting means. The UL rating is voided when a plug is
used on the lead cable from the reel junction box to the power supply. This equipment must be connected by a qualified electrician.
1.3.1.2 Use UL listed type SO, 600V, rated 90º C flexible cord for the supply cord (if flexible cord is used) and for the load end (spool cord).
1.3.1.3 Do not alter the reel construction as supplied from the factory in any way.
1.3.2 Ratings
1.3.2.1 Reels Equipped with Cord
1.3.2.1.1 A cord reel equipped with flexible cord must be rated in amperes and volts.
1.3.2.1.2 The current rating must not be greater than the ampacity of the flexible cord with which the reel is equipped; and the voltage rating must not be
higher than the voltage for which the cord is rated.
1.3.2.2 Reels Not Equipped with Cord
1.3.2.2.1 A cord reel that is not equipped with flexible cord must be rated in amperes and in volts for each type AWG size of cord intended for use with
the reel.
1.3.2.2.2 For each type and AWG size of cord intended for use with the reel, the current rating must not be greater than the ampacity of that type and
size of cord, and the voltage rating must not be higher than the voltage rating for the cord.
1.3.3 Markings
1.3.3.1 A cord reel must have a plain, legible marking readily visible when the reel is properly installed. The marking must include the manufacturer’s
name or trademark and the catalog number.
1.3.3.2 The marking of the cord reel equipped with a flexible cord must include the current and voltage ratings.
1.3.3.3 The marking of the cord reel not equipped with a flexible cord must include: the type designation, AWG size, and the maximum length of each
type of cord intended for use with the reel, and the current and voltage rating for each of these markings.
1.3.3.4 The reel must be marked with the 90ºC temperature rating of the cord.

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2.0 Installation
2.2 Mounting
2.2.1 In Standard Mounting, reels are mounted correctly when the
center line of the reel is in line with the center of the run.
2.2.2 In Pivot Base Mounting, the reel must turn and follow the hoist
or crane as it moves through up to 330º arc of an open loop track.
Mount the reel according to instructions in Section 2.2.1. All NC &
NY REELS can be furnished with a pivot base mounting.
2.1 Application Types
2.1.1 Stretch Applications
2.1.1.1 The cable is suspended without any intermediate support. Stretch
reels generally require a line pull equal to two times the weight of the
cable, which allows approximately 6% sag. On long applications where
sag cannot be tolerated, it is sometimes desirable to put supports at
intervals of 5 to 10 feet.
UN-SUPPORTED
2.1.2 Lift Applications
2.1.2.1 The cable is lifted vertically. The reel is
normally designed to handle only the total weight
of the cable. Some lift applications may require
a ratchet and/or ball stop to control the retracted
length of cable.
2.1.3 Drag Applications
2.1.3.1 The reel is mounted on a stationary object and is required to drag
the cable over the surface to the reel. A ratchet and/or ball stop may be
desired.
SUPPORTED
2.1.4 Retrieve Applications
2.1.4.1 The reel is mounted on the moving object and winds up or pays
out the cable as the machine approaches or moves away from the power
source. Vertical Retrieve applications are possible.
MOBILE
FIXED

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2.0 Installation
2.3 Cable Guides
2.3.1 All NC & NY Reels come with four-roller guides. The user must
exercise caution since certain applications do not lend themselves to
the use of small roller cable guides. Normally, use a four-roller guide
where cable is pulled in a direction tangent to the drum of the reel.
Do not serve cable around the small diameter rollers. The four-roller
guide is essentially a centering device. Total cable deflection from
center should not exceed 30º, i.e., 15º in either direction. If the
angle of deflection exceeds 30º, a pivot base (#PVB) should be used
to avoid excessive cable wear and unreliable operation.
2.4 Ratchet (Optional)
2.4.1 Operation - The ratchet on the NC & NY Reel is spring loaded and designed to function whether the reel is mounted with base down, base up, or
wall mounted.
2.4.2 Ratchet Removal - Remove the two 1/4”-28 x 7/16” hex head cap screws (see page 10). Drive the two ratchet pins (B1160) toward the spring
housing until they drop free.
15° 15°
2.5 Power Connections
2.5.1 Remove six #10-32 x 1/2 round head screws on B1150 Junction Box Cover and Gasket B1151.
2.5.2 Make Series NC & NY power connections at the terminal strip found inside the junction box. The feeder cable or conduit enters the junction box
through a 3/4” NPT pipe size. Make connections on the open side of the terminal strip.
Junction Box Entrance Hub
3/4” FNPT
Terminal
Junction Box
FIGURE 1
Power Connections

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3.0 Adjustments
3.1 Slip Ring
3.1.1 All adjustments and alignments of slip ring brushes are made at the factory before shipment. The reel may be jostled in shipment. Before
installation, check that the reel brushes are free floating in the brush holders, that the spring operates properly , and that the brush does not ride
against the insulator rings of the slip ring. Check the brush surface for full contact seating on the slip ring surface.
3.2 Reel Spring Tension
3.2.1 Set Up Turns-After installing the cable on the reel, test to see that it performs as required. If the cable tension is too light, adjust by grasping the
cable by hand and making a clockwise turn (on standard rotation reels). This sets up one turn on the reel. Set up additional turns in like manner.
Test each time to see if the reel operates properly.
3.2.2 Caution: Never set up too many turns so that the spring is worked to its end. The end of the wind can definitely be felt but should be
approached with caution. If the reel does not perform after all adjustment length is used, consult the factory.
4.0 Storage
5.0 Maintenance
4.1 When not in use, keep the cable reel protected, and in a clean, dry place, preferably at room temperature. Open slip ring enclosures periodically to
check for condensation. We recommend that a self-contained or bagged absorbent material be placed in the slip ring enclosure during extended
periods of storage. Remove absorbent material before putting reel into operation.
5.1 Lubrication
5.1.1 Reel Springs-- All springs and bearings are lubricated for life at the factory. No additional lubrication is required, except when installing new parts.
5.1.2 Cable Guides-- Check rollers on cable guides periodically to keep them free running.
5.2 Inspection
5.2.1 Slip Ring-- Make a periodic inspection, depending on the duty cycle, to check the brushes on the slip ring. (See Section 5.6.1.7.) Remove dirt,
oxidation, or other contaminants from the slip ring and brush surfaces.
5.3 Removing Reel Springs
5.3.1 CAUTION: Be sure all spring tension has been released before starting disassembly procedures.
5.3.2 Removal of Springs (See Parts List, Page 10)
5.3.2.1 Remove six #10-32 x 1/2 round head screws on B1150 Junction Box Cover and Gasket B1151.
5.3.2.2 Disconnect wires on terminal block.
5.3.2.3 Remove 5/16 x 1/2 set screw on Reel Stand B1138.
5.3.2.4 Pull shaft with spool out of stand.
5.3.2.5 Remove six #6-32 x 3/8 screws and Spring Cover B141 from the back side of the spring housing.
5.3.2.6 Remove spring.
5.3.2.7 WARNING: Exercise care to make sure that spring does not uncoil during removal. We recommend that a wire or tie wrap be slipped
in and secured around the coils (from the center to the outside) so that it does not slip out of its coiled position.

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5.0 Maintenance
5.4 Installation of Springs
5.4.1 NOTE: Replacement springs are shipped with a narrow metal safety band to keep the spring from uncoiling. Leave this band inplace during and
after installation. Plastic tie-wraps are used for additional safety during shipping and handling.
5.4.2 Installation of Springs
5.4.2.1 Secure the damaged spring as described in Section 5.3.2.7 with a wire or tie wrap.
5.4.2.2 Carefully pry spring up from two sides until it is free of housing.
5.4.2.3 Install new spring in housing. Make sure that it engages Spring Catch and Spring Release Hub on shaft. Carefully cut and remove plastic tie
wraps from the spring.
5.4.2.4 Thoroughly coat spring with Dow Corning Molykote BR2S or equivalent.
5.4.2.5 Reassemble reel in reverse order of Section 5.3.
5.5 Installation of Replacement Cable
(SeePage 8 for Cable Specifications)
5.5.1 Remove Slip Ring Cover.
5.5.2 The cable enters the slip ring enclosure through a watertight
connector located on the reel drum. Remove enough of the outer
jacket on the cable to make connections without exerting tension
on or interfering in any way with the brush springs. Tighten the
connector to secure cable in the rubber grommet.
5.5.3 Tighten cable clamp.
5.5.4 NOTE: Wind cable around the drum with the spool in a stationary
position.
Slip Ring
FIGURE 2
Cable Connections
Water Tight
Cable Clamp
Brush Holder
Terminal/Screw
5.6 Installation of Replacement Slip Ring or Brushes
5.6.1 Replacement of Slip Ring Core
5.6.1.1 Remove six #10-32 screws and Slip Ring Cover.
5.6.1.2 Remove Gasket.
5.6.1.3 Disconnect all wires to brush holders. Disconnect slip ring core leads at junction box terminals.
5.6.1.4 Remove brush holders and brushes. If only replacing brushes, install new brushes and follow Section 5.6.1.7 instructions.
5.6.1.5 If also removing core, loosen set screw in drive collar and remove slip ring from shaft.
5.6.1.6 Install new core and assemble by reversing the preceding procedures.
5.6.1.7 Be sure reel brushes are free floating in the holders, that brush spring operates properly, and that the brush does not ride against the insulators
of the slip ring. Check the brush surface for full contact seating on the slip ring surface.

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6.0 Cable Data
6.1 Note: Charts below based on 90º C conductor temperature. 40º C ambient and derating for a control cable of more than 4 conductors per N.E.C.
Nominal diameters and weights shown will vary with different manufacturers. Our reels can be used with other types of cable not specified
here. Since cable diameter and weight are critical to proper reel selection, please contact the factory for assistance. If the cable type and size
you need is not shown here, contact Conductix or your local representative.
16 AWG 14 AWG 12 AWG 10 AWG
No.
Cond. Amps Dia. In.
Weight
Lb./Ft.
No.
Cond. Amps Dia. In.
Weight
Lb./Ft.
No.
Cond. Amps Dia. In.
Weight
Lb./Ft.
No.
Cond. Amps Dia. In.
Weight
Lb./Ft.
2 10 .405 .083 2 15 .530 .137 2 20 .605 .188 2 25 .640 .221
3 10 .430 .102 3 15 .560 .169 3 20 .640 .169 3 25 .690 .283
4 8 .485 .135 4 12 .605 .209 4 16 .670 .270 4 20 .750 .350
5 8 .525 .153 5 12 .685 .262 5 16 .730 .319 5 20 .815 .419
6 8 .565 .177 6 12 .740 .302 6 16 .800 .372 6 20 .880 .484
7 7 .605 .202 7 10.5 .785 .329 7 14 .860 .429 7 17.5 .980 .590
8 7 .645 .221 8 10.5 .845 .373 8 14 .915 .472 8 17.5 1.050 .652
10 7 .720 .278 10 10.5 .905 .434 10 14 1.015 .577 10 17.5 1.125 .762
12 7 .720 .305 12 10.5 .930 .481 12 14 1.045 .642 12 17.5 1.155 .853
Type Conductor Temp. Max. Voltage
Rating
Conductor Insula-
tion Jacket No. of Conductors
Ground
Conductors
SOOW-A or SOW-A 90º C 600 EPDM CDE (or equal) 1-12 N/A
SO 90º C 600 Rubber or EPR Neoprene
(or equal) 1-12 N/A
Cable Data Chart
Cable Jacket Types
No. Cond. Base
Color
Tracer
Color
Cond. No. Base
Color
Tracer
Color
1 Green 7 White Black
2 Black 8 Red Black
3 White 9 Green Black
4 Red 10 Orange Black
5 Orange 11 Blue Black
6 Blue 12 Black Black
Color Code ChartCable Characteristic
SOW-A/SOOW-A
General purpose, CDE jacket cable (larger overall diameter as
compared to SJOW-A/ SJOOW-A) with fine stranding for flex-
ibility.
Resistant to oil, water and weather.
600 Volts
(May vary between cable manufacturers.)

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7.0 Troubleshooting
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Reel will not retract cable but has some tension. 1) Improper pretension
2) Incorrect reel for application
(lift vs. stretch).
3) Improper cable or cable length installed.
4) Cable needs adjustment.
1) See Tension Adjustment section.
2) Quantify application vs. reel selection.
3) Install correct cable type and length.
4) Check guide alignment.
Reel does not have spring tension. 1) Broken spring. *Quantify application to
prevent reoccurrence.
1) Replace spring motor.
Ratchet will not engage. 1) Broken ratchet pawl spring. 1) Replace ratchet pawl spring.
Ratchet will not disengage. 1) Over-extension of reel. 1) Manually rotate reel spool to disengage
ratchet. Do not over extend. Adjust guide to
prevent lockup in case of over extension.
Cable wraps improperly (uneven wrapping,
wraps above or jumps flange).
1) Improper cable or cable length installed.
2) Cable guide needs adjustment.
3) Reel mounting.
1) Install cable for which reel was
designed.
2) Check guide alignment.
3) Check for spool drum horizontal
alignment and spool alignment in
relation to cable travel & adjust.
Cable twisting or knotting. 1) Improperly installed cable.
2) Cable rubbing on or bending around fixed
object.
3) Excessive spring tension.
4) Inadequate anchoring of cable.
1) See Cable Install section 5.5 of manual.
2) Check roller guide for function and cable pay
out path.
3) Quantify application vs. reel selection. Also
check pretension.
4) Adjust anchoring method. ie. add strain relief
(kelloms grip).
Open or intermittent circuit. 1) Inadequate connection.
2) Brush loses contact with slip ring.
3) Cable defective.
1) Check all termination points.
2) Check brush wear, spring tension &
alignment.
3) Perform continuity check while rotating spool
one complete revolution.
Circuit trips and/or Pitted, burned rings or
brushes.
1) Inadequate amp ration of reel. 1) Quantify application requirements vs. reel &
cable rating.
Circuit arching 1) Inadequate Amp or voltage rating of reel.
2) Carbon dust accumulation.
3) Water/moisture in slip ring enclosure.
4) Loss of brush contact with ring due to weak
brush spring, brush wear or excessive Rpm’s.
1) Quantify application requirements vs. reel and
cable rating.
2) Periodically inspect and clean slip ring
enclosure.
3) Check gasket seal. Addition of heater to
prevent condensation.
4) Replace brush spring(s).

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8.0 Replacement Parts
Drum Spacer & Gasket
Catalog No. 2nd
& 4th Digit
Spacer Gaskets
P/N No. Req’d. P/N No. Req’d.
NC✱N✱✱✱
NC✱S✱✱✱
NC✱U✱✱✱
NONE
B1199-1-D B1199-1-D
1 2
B1153 B1153 B1153
1 2 2
NY✱S✱✱✱
NY✱U✱✱✱
NONE
B1199-1-D 2
B1153 B1153
1 2
Slip Ring Assembly
Catalog No.
6th & 7th Digit P/N
✱✱✱✱✱32 ✱✱✱✱✱33 ✱✱✱✱✱34
B24-0750 B14-0750 B44-0750
✱✱✱✱✱36 ✱✱✱✱✱37 ✱✱✱✱✱38
B64-0750 B74-0750 B84-0750
✱✱✱✱✱39 ✱✱✱✱✱310 ✱✱✱✱✱311
B94-0750
B104-0750 B114-0750
✱✱✱✱✱312 B124-0750 ✱✱✱✱✱5✱consult factory
Front Flange
Series P/N
NC
NY
B144-13-P
B1140-F-DI
Shaft
Series No. of
Conductors P/N
NC NC NC NC
2-4 5-8
9-12
13-14
B137F-92 B137F-116 B137F-148 B137F-180
NY NY NY NY
2-4 5-8
9-12
13-14
B1058A-116 B1058A-140 B1058A-172 B1058A-204
Slip Ring Cover & Gasket
Series No. of
Conductors P/N Cover P/N Gasket
NC&NY NC&NY NC&NY
1-4 5-8
9-12
PR13-2XP
PR13-6 PR13-8
PR55
Guide & Spacer
Cat. No. Guide Spacer ✱
NC✱N✱✱✱
NC✱S✱✱✱
NC✱U✱✱✱
A2-Y A2-Y
A1A-Y
NONE
B1157-9-PL B1157-9-PL
NY✱S✱✱✱
NY✱U✱✱✱
A2-Y
A3A-Y
B1157-17-PL B1157-17-PL
✱3/8’-16 HEX. HD. Guide Bolt
Furnished w/ Spacer
Reel Stand
Series P/N
NC
NY
B1138C-PV-P
B1138V-PV-P
Patch Assembly (Optional)
P/N Description No. Req’d.
B1160
Ratchet Pin
Ratchet Pawl
Ratchet Spring
2 1 1
1/4-28 x 7/16’ LG.
5193-31
HEX. HD. NYLOCK
Cap Screw
Ratchet Snap Ring
2 1
RR-NC
RR-NY
Kit (Including above parts
and ratchet plate on spring
cover)
1
60B-4, Terminal Block
No. of Cond. No. of Blocks Req’d.
1-4 5-8
9-12
0 2 3
Back Flange
Series P/N
NC
NY
B143-13-01
B1139-B
08198. Spring Catch Rivet
Series No. Req’d.
NC
NY
1 2
Spring Catch
Series P/N
NC
NY
B65-3
E68-8
Spring Cover
Series w/ Ratchet w/o Ratchet
NC BA141R B141
NY BA141AR B141A
Reel Spring
Catalog No.
3rd & 5th Digit P/N
✱✱G✱2✱✱
✱✱G✱3✱✱ ✱G✱4✱✱
✱✱G✱5✱✱
G50
" " "
✱✱K✱2✱✱
✱✱K✱3✱✱ ✱✱K✱4✱✱ ✱✱K✱5✱✱
K50
" " "
✱✱J✱2✱✱
✱✱L✱7✱✱
✱✱S✱7✱✱
J50
L70
S70/S
G-20-40 and K-20-40
superceded by G50 and
K50
B140. Spool Bearings
2 Req’d.
10-32NC x 1/2’ LG. Slot RD. HD.
Self Tapping Screw, 6 Req’d.
BRA3--Brush Holder
R157--30AMP Brush
l20. ID Tag
Grounding Screw
#10-24 x 1/4’ LG. Slot RD. HD.
Machine Screw, 1 Req’d.
#10-24 Slot RD. HD.
Machine Screw, 1 Req’d.
#6-02NC x 3/8’ LG. Slot RD. HD.
Self Tapping Screw, 6 Req’d.
5/16-18 x 1/2’ LG. SOC. HD.
1/2 Dog Point Setscrew
#10-32NC x 1/2’ LG. Slot RD. HD.
Self Tapping Screw, 6 Req’d.
#10-32NC x 1/2’ LG. Slot RD. HD.
Self Tapping Screw, 4 Req’d.
#10-32NC x 1/2’ LG. Slot RD. HD.
Self Tapping Screw, 2 Req’d.
Per Terminal Block
B1151. Junction Box Cover Gasket
B1152. Junction Box Stand Gasket
B1150. Junction Box Cover
B1150. Junction Box Ass’y
B1142-1 Guide Arm w/(2) 1/4-2B x 7/16’ LG. HEX. HD. Nylock Cap Screw
Recommended Spare Parts
1. One Spring - See Table For Part Number. 2. One Slip Ring - See Table For Part Number
How To Order When ordering replacement or spare parts specify the following: 1. Part number of part required 2. Complete catalog number of reel 3. Serial number of reel from name plate Parts subject to availibility

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