During assembly, the connection cables are placed through the cable entry housing into the panel and connected. All connection cables can be plugged in. The cable ducts in the cable entry housing are used as strain relief and seals.

Lightly push the two clip fasteners at the top outwards.

At the same time, pull the upper part of the cover away from the housing.

Tilt the cover downwards until it is almost horizontal.

●   The cover will be automatically released from the lower clip fasteners when it is tilted.

Tip:

If the cover cannot be tipped downwards due to space limitations, its upper and lower clip fasteners can also be pressed outwards and the cover can then be simply taken off.

Push the connection cable through the cable bushing until the connection cable can be guided up to the terminal block in the panel.

Connect the cable locking latch to the connection cable from outside.

Put the cable strain relief base unit into the cable entry housing and latch it in.

Push the connection cable with the cable locking latch into the base unit and simultaneously guide the cable bushing (rubber) into the opening in the cable entry housing.

Connect the cable strain relief clamping bracket to the base unit.

Push the cable ties (not in the figure) into the opening on the cable strain relief.

●   The cable tie is guided along the cable strain relief basic unit and comes out again at the other opening.

Put the cable ties together and hand-tighten them.

Push the cable duct into the rail on the cable entry housing (below in the figure)

or

Push the cable duct into the rail between two cable strain relief base units (above in the figure).

Attach the connection cable onto the cable duct with cable ties.

Place all four corners of the cover onto the housing.

Clip the cover into all four clip fasteners at the same time.