User manual FURMAN PGPS DATA SHEET

[. . . ] Power will be available at the PGP-S circuits when the switch is open, and will be removed when it is closed. Maintained switches are most convenient when there is only one remote switch location; momentary switches allow turn-on or turn-off from multiple locations. Momentary switches, usually pushbutton types, are normally open and stay closed only as long as the button is pressed. The PGP-S is factory-configured for maintained operation. [. . . ] The Furman RS-2 Remote System Control Panel is identical to the RS-1 in most respects, but with a momentary function rather than maintained. PGP-20 and PGP-60 Circuit I (20A) Circuit 2 (20A) Circuit 3 (20A) PGP-20 (top) and PGP-60 (below) NOTE: Additional PlugLock brackets and thumbscrews to securely lock plugs and wall warts are available in packages containing six of each. Order Furman BR-6. It is ideal for installations requiring multiple remote switches. The Status 1, 2, 3 terminals should NOT be tiled together; each should run to a separate LED. If all REM inputs are tied together, the Status 1 out will usually match Status 2 and 3 accurately, but please read the important note below. IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING MOMENTARY MODE If multiple PGP-S circuits are being controlled in Momentary Mode, power loss to any one of the units will likely cause its memory to be different than that of the other units. Not only will this be irritating, it can also be dangerous, as it may be ON when the others are OFF. To correct this potential problem (as exists in any simple momentary switch product), our thoughtful engineers devised a simple method of holding the switch down (REM to +12) for at least four seconds. This resets all units to the OFF condition, and avoids having to disconnect AC power from all units. ILinking Multiple Units The three circuits in the PGP-S, or multiple PGP-S units, may be Connected together so that all are controlled by a single switch Closure. All units must be set to the same mode depending on the type of switch or switches to be used (use momentary mode and momentary switches if more than one switch is required. ) All units must be paralleled by tying together all the +12V terminals, all the HEM terminals, and all the GND terminals (see Wiring Details). If multiple PGP-S's are linked, they will all turn on simultaneously. I Optional Remote LED Indicator The PGP-S terminals labeled STATUS are outputs that may be lised to illuminate an LED at a remote location to indicate that power Is available from the PGP-S. If it is HIGH (+12V relative to the GND germinal), the circuit is ON; if LOW, the circuit is OFF. Simply connect the indicator LED between STATUS and GND (do not use a rseries resistor). A separate LED must be used to indicate the status of each circuit. Do not connect the STATUS terminals of multiple units together. Installation All four sides of the PGP-S enclosure have multiple knockouts to accommodate every installation. The PGP-S is designed for permanent installation with 3/4" up to 1. 5" conduit. According to the National Electrical Code, 3/4" conduit can accommodate up to five 20 amp circuits using ten THWN 12 gauge stranded wires; howVver, local codes should be checked for exact requirements. Use of el licensed electrical contractor is recommended for the best and safest installation. UL and CUL (Canadian) listings are pending. Dimensions Dimensions are: 6" H x 6" W x 4" D. The baseplate is 6" square. Connectors The PGP-S has no connectors. It is designed for use with the Furman PGP-20, PGP-60, or customer-supplied outlets. [. . . ] Furman's liability under this warranty is limited to repair or replacement of the defective unit. Furman will not be responsible for incidental or consequential damages resulting from the use or misuse of its products. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. Service Before returning any equipment for repair, please be sure that it is adequately packed and cushioned against damage in shipment, and that it is insured. [. . . ]