
Power Inspired GATEWAY-2 Series Product Manual
MAN-GW-2(B)S Rev1.0
6. INSTALLATION
If the unit is to be mounted in a ceiling void or at height, please ensure the unit is adequately
supported and cannot fall.
Ensure cables are not loose and cannot snag on moving parts
The GATEWAY must be installed indoors in an area free from excessive dust, moisture and
has adequate air flow. Do not place the GATEWAY next to sources of heat or in direct
sunlight.
It is possible to have mains voltages appear with reference to earth on the output
connections from the GATEWAY rear panel connectors (See CONNECTIONS). These
voltages are impedance limited and not hazardous but may be perceived if exposed
conductors are touched. Always perform installation with the GATEWAY disconnected
from the mains, and ensure all cables and contacts are insulated, not exposed and
treated as though they were live conductors.
Depending upon the model the GATEWAY is fitted with either UK socket outlets or IEC
outlets. Connect the door motor supply to the most appropriate outlet.
Depending on the model the GATEWAY is fitted with either a fixed lead with a BS1363 plug,
or has an IEC mains input. An IEC lead is supplied, but may be replaced with a longer lead if
necessary. If this is the case ensure the conductor size is in excess of 1mm2. Connect the UK
plug on the GATEWAY or the mains lead as applicable into a suitable 13A outlet. This outlet
must be earthed.
The output RJ connectors contains a 24V supply to power accessories such as wireless
relays. This is fused at 1A. Note that the more power taken increases the drain on batteries
and minimises time between recharges.
Since the GATEWAY can be started without mains power being present a warning label
should be placed on the motor to advise against maintenance without first physically
disconnecting the motor plug from the GATEWAY, such as:
Utilising the Gateway 24V supply will cause a drain on the batteries when no utility supply
is available. This can potentially lead to the batteries becoming discharged to a point of
non-recovery and require replacement. This is not covered under warranty. For longer
term use without utility power, it is recommended not to use the 24V supply and instead
use a remote key-switch if required.