Connecting the chain hoist

Warnung Strom

Danger from electric shock!

Electrical work performed incorrectly could result in electrical shocks.

Work on electrical systems and components may only be performed by a qualified electrician when the system is in a voltage-free state.

If fault current protection is used as a safety measure, be sure to use fault current protection that is sensitive to universal current.

The chain hoist can cause leakage current during operation, which could cause a fault current protection switch to trigger.

If the fault current protection triggers due to leakage current during normal operation:

If possible, exchange the fault current protection switch for one with 0.3 A. This will no longer guarantee personnel safety.

Alternatively, a leakage current compensating filter can be installed.

Connector housing	Bayonet nut

Insert the bayonet nut on the connection cable.

Insert the connector housing on the connection cable.

Wire end bushing	Protective conductor

Leave the protective conductor somewhat longer than the other wires and connect it in advance.

Press the wire end bushings onto the wires.

Insert the O-rings on the bush insert.

Check that the assignment is correct (view of drawing from front) and connect the wires to the bush insert.

Slide the strain reliever onto the connection cable so that 26 mm clearance remains between the strain reliever and the bush insert.

Fasten the strain reliever with cable ties (2x).

Press the connector housing onto the bush insert until it clicks.

Slide the bayonet nut over it.


Bayonet coupling of connection cable	Bayonet connector of control cable

Slide on and tighten the bayonet nuts.