Electrical Installation; Safety; Required Tools; Required Materials - SICK Visionary-B Betriebsanleitung

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

6 Electrical installation
6.1

Safety

6.2

Required tools

6.3

Required materials

6.4

Laying cables

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DANGER!
Risk of fire due to insufficient fuse protection.
Incorrect electrical connections without sufficient fuse protection pose a fire risk. This
can result in serious injuries and even death.
• Provide sufficient fuse protection for the electrical installation and do not connect
the driver assistance system directly to the vehicle battery.
• Precision screwdriver
• Diagonal cutter
• Long nose pliers
• Operating instructions for the vehicle with circuit diagrams of the vehicle's electri-
cal system
• Cables included in scope of delivery
• Cable set in a customized length for connecting the sensor head and evaluation
unit (see page 108)
• Heat-shrinkable sleeves
• Mounting accessories for cables (cable channels, cable ties, strain-release clamps)
WARNING!
Risk of damage to cables.
Cables must not be laid kinked, pulled across sharp edges, sheared, or under tension.
• Use suitable cable channels and strain-relief clamps; lay excess lengths of cable in
loops.
NOTE!
In the case of mobile driver's cabs, the cables must be laid in a sufficiently dimen-
sioned "coil" to balance out the movement of the driver's cab.
NOTE!
To make the process of laying the cables easier, use insulating tape or cable conduit to
bring together cables installed along the same route and label the cables.
Note the assignment of the connectors (male/female).
Plug connectors should be connected slightly offset.
` Lay the cables between the mounting locations. Use cable channels, cable ties,
and strain-release clamps.
(see page 82)
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