User manual FURMAN PGP60

[. . . ] Furman cannot take responsibility for improperly installed or wired products, and is giving you due warning to do it right and be safe. Choose an adequately sized junction box before beginning. Depending on your application, we suggest the Furman PGP-S, or other models of 8'' x 8'' x 4'' in size or similar from such manufacturers as Milbank, Thomas and Betts, Wiegmann, and others too numerous to mention. [. . . ] Once all wires are through the nipple, tighten nipple and locknut as securely as possible without perforating a finger. Mount the junction box to the rack or to the PGP first, depending on your particular installation. Finally, attach the PGP to the rack members and wire the circuits to the incoming power wires, being sure to use the proper size wire nuts. IMPORTANT: Remember that the "extra" green wire connects to the chassis of the PGP, and needs to be bonded to the incoming ground wire from the main service panel. Test each outlet in each circuit for continuity, proper voltage under load, and proper phasing. Call, mail, or e-mail us with descriptions and photos of your install, and we'll share them (and your name) with the industry, and on our website. Thanks for using Furman! 960133-2546 PGP-60 Features Three 20A circuits (12 AWG wiring on each) 24 Edison outlets (NEMA 5-15), eight outlets per circuit Isolated grounds per 20A circuit Supplied with 12 PlugLock brackets to securely lock plugs and wall warts; additional brackets available 60" tall Can be mounted to allow top or bottom 3/4" conduit connection Optional sequencing relays available Extremely versatile mounting ears Cost effective Ability to add local circuit breaker protection to each circuit Three Year Limited Warranty PGP-20 Features Two 20A circuits (12 AWG wiring) -- four outlets on one circuit and 10 on the other Can be mounted to allow top or bottom 3/4" conduit connection 14 Edison outlets, and only 30" tall Includes eight PlugLock brackets; additional brackets available Extremely versatile mounting ears Cost effective Three Year Limited Warranty Options Additional PlugLock brackets and thumbscrews, 6 each per package, order BR-6. 2-9934 PGP-20 and PGP-60 Optional PGP-S Power Switcher Rugged, 8" x 8" x 4" junction box with three 20-amp relays Terminal strip allows remote control via safe, inexpensive, low voltage Class 2 wiring from a Furman PowerLink Remote AC Power Sequencer or the ASD-120 Sequenced Power Distro Designed specifically for mounting at the bottom of a PGP-20 or PGP-60, and also serves as a main junction box for all power interconnects Includes an internal 12 VDC supply, and can be controlled from remote locations using the PowerLink, ASD-120, or, for simpler jobs, the Furman RS-1 and RS-2 Remote System Control Panels. The RS-1 provides maintained key switch; the RS-2 has a momentary switch. (See our web site or contact us for the Furman data sheets for these products for more information. ) Multiple PGP-S's may be controlled by a single switch closure, or by the PowerLink's or ASD-120's control signal. Designed for permanent installs with 3/4" up to 1 1/2" conduit All four sides of the enclosure have multiple knockouts to accommodate every installation. UL and CUL (Canadian) listings pending. Three Year Limited Warranty PGP-S Three Year Limited Warranty The Furman PGP-60, PGP-20 and PGP-S are warranted against failures due to defective parts or faulty workmanship for a period of three years after delivery to the original owner. During this period, Furman will make any necessary repairs without charge for parts or labor. Shipping charges to the factory or repair station must be prepaid by the owner; return shipping charges (via UPS Ground) will be paid by Furman. This warranty applies only to the original owner and is not transferable. Also, it does not apply to repairs done other than by the Furman factory or Authorized Repair Stations. [. . . ] We suggest that you save the original packaging and use it to ship the product for servicing. Also, please enclose a note giving your name, address, phone number and a description of the problem. NOTE: All equipment being returned for repair must have a Return Authorization (R/A) Number. [. . . ]