Primex XR Electric Analog Clock User manual

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XR Electric Analog Clock
This instruction sheet provides the installation instructions for XR Electric Analog Clock models. It is recommended to
read the Analog Clock User Guide for detailed safety precautions, and installation and maintenance procedures.
Electric Model Power Specifications
Model Current
Draw
Cord Specifications Line Neutral Ground (Earth)
24 VAC* 21mA 18” (45.72cm) pigtail/hardwired Yellow Yellow
120 VAC* 25mA 18” (45.72cm) standard non-polarized two-prong plug Black White Green
240 VAC** 67mA 18” (45.72cm) BSI 1363 plug Brown Blue Green with yellow stripe
* Available in US/Canada only
** Available in UK only
Installation Requirements
Before installing an analog clock, verify your system’s transmitter is operating properly and sending a signal with
adequate building coverage (refer to the manual accompanying the transmitter). Clocks are required to be installed at a
location within adequate transmission range of the transmitter.
The backs of most analog clocks feature two specially designed Clock-Lock hangers spaced at precise distances, one
on the top, and the other on the bottom. The hole spacing dimensions are listed below.
Clock Size Hole Spacing Clock-Lock Feature
12.5” (31.75cm) 9” (22.86cm) Yes
16” (40.64cm) 9” (22.86cm) Yes
Installation Procedures
Pluggable Surface Receptacle (Figure 1)
The power cord is wrapped around the two posts on the back of the clock and can be unwrapped or wrapped to the
desired length. The power cord is to be routed through the strain relief and exit the bottom of the clock through the exit
slot away from the upper portion of the clock’s antenna to maintain optimal reception. The excess cord can be wound
around the two cord posts.
Pluggable Recessed Receptacle Optional Installation 120 VAC Model Only (Figure 2)
The receptacle may be behind the clock (with excess cord wound around the two cord posts). To assure that the cord
does not prevent the clock from resting flush against the wall, the center of the recessed receptacle should be located
about 2.5” (6.35cm) to the right of the clock’s center.
Pigtail/Hardwired Configuration Only
Please be sure to leave a minimum of 6” (15.24cm) of cord inside the junction box. To conform to UL and National
Building Code, the use of the Clock-Lock feature is required for this configuration.
Self Initialization
After the power supply is applied, the clock’s receiver automatically begins to step through all channels rapidly, normally
taking 1 second to 20 seconds, scanning for a valid time signal from the transmitter. When the time displayed matches
the time displayed on the transmitter, the clock is ready for normal operation.
Installation Instructions

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Figure 4: Removing an Analog Clock
Figure 3: Hanging an Analog Clock
Figure 1: Back of Electric Analog Clock
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Figure 2: Pluggable Recessed Receptacle
120 VAC Model Only
Caution: When hanging the clock on the wall, be sure that
the power cord does not get pinched between the
mounting hardware and the back of the clock.
Be careful not to damage the antenna wires when
hanging or removing the clock.
Note: To bypass the Clock-Lock feature use a finishing
nail to hang the clock.
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