
Installation
The HS-2000 multi-channel pulse controller is designed for easy installation. The HS-2000 can be
mounted on a panel or standard rail, and the HS-2000 can be mounted horizontally or vertically.
the small size of the HS-2000 allows users to make efficient use of space.
The electrical equipment standard classifies the HS-2000 system as open equipment. The HS-
2000 must be installed in an enclosure, control cabinet, or electrical control room. Only
authorized personnel may open the enclosure, control cabinet, or access the electrical control
room.
A dry environment should be provided for the HS-2000 during installation.
The installation should provide approved mechanical strength, flammability protection, and
stability protection for open equipment in specific location categories in accordance with
applicable electrical and building codes.
Conductive contamination due to dust, humidity and atmospheric pollution can cause
operational and electrical failures in the HS-2000.
If the HS-2000 is placed in an area where conductive contamination may be present, the HS-
2000 must be protected by an enclosure with the appropriate level of protection. IP54 is a
protection level commonly used for electrical equipment enclosures in dirty environments and
may be suitable for your application environment.
Warning
Improper installation of the HS-2000 can result in electrical failure or unexpected
mechanical operation.
Electrical failure or accidental mechanical operation may result in death, serious injury to persons
and/or property damage.
All installation and maintenance instructions for the proper operating
environment must be followed to ensure safe operation of the equipment.
Insulates the HS-2000 from thermal radiation, high voltage and electrical noise
As a basic rule for arranging various equipment in the system, equipment that generates high
voltage and high electrical noise must be isolated from low voltage logic type equipment such as
HS-2000.
在When configuring the layout of the HS-2000 on the panel, please consider heat generating
devices and locate electronic type devices in cooler areas of the control cabinet. Less exposure to
high temperatures will extend the life of all electronic equipment.