Installation Guide

Wi-Fi WASP Infrastructure Installation Guide
Installation Guide
Section 2 Guidelines
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2 GUIDELINES
2.1 Wiring and power
Before commencing installation, ensure all relevant onsite permissions have been
obtained and all required hardware and cabling is available.
This section describes general wiring and connection considerations for all equipment. All wiring
should be installed in accordance with AS/NZS 4871- Electrical Equipment for Mines and Quarries.
Other standards or directives may also apply.
It is the responsibility of the Mine Operator to comply with the appropriate electrical
and communications codes and regulations that apply to the site.
Note that corresponding and equivalent standards may apply in different countries.
When wiring and making connections, note that:
• The power connector must be easily accessible.
• Protect the lead wires from abrasion and chafing by using wire loom or conduit, and route away
from moving parts and areas where high temperatures may occur.
The power requirements for each device are show in Table 1 below
. Care should also be taken to
ensure all device connectors are clean and free from dirt before connection.
Ensure the area is clear and free from hazards and all safety precautions have been
taken in line with Company policy. All electrical wiring must only be performed by
qualified and competent persons.
Table 1 Voltage and fusing for each device
Device
Min voltage
Vdc
Max voltage
Vdc
Limits
Vdc
Recommended Fusing
Access Point
12
48
9-59
Unserviceable Internal fusing
Bridge
12
48
10-60
Min 1.5A
ICT Cabinet
12
48
TBC
TBC