Connection of Direct Current Power Supply Modules to an Alternating Current Network
Original instructions
Introduction
This section presents the connection of direct current power supply modules to an alternating current network:
Line Protection
The power supply module is intended for use in low-voltage installations, in which the main power branch is protected on both wires by devices as fuses or breakers that limit the current to 15 A for North America and 16 A for the rest of the world. For details, refer to the description of standards and certifications.
NOTE: The direct current power supply modules are already equipped with a protective fuse. This fuse, connected at input voltage, is inside the module and is not accessible.
BMXCPS2010, BMXCPS3020, and BMXCPS4022 Wiring Diagram
The following diagram shows the 5-pin terminal block connections on to a grounded alternating current network:
(1) 
Ground screw of the rack
(2) 
Sensor power supply
(3) 
Shielding connector kit
(4) 
Minimum basic insulation AC/DC converter
FG 
Functional ground
PE 
Protective earth
N 
Neutral
L 
Phase
Q 
General isolator
KM 
Line contactor or circuit breaker
NOTE: To connect the functional ground (FG) to the protective earth (PE), refer to the section Grounding the Rack and the Power Supply Module.
BMXCPS3540T Wiring Diagram
(1) 
Ground screw of the rack
(2) 
Sensor power supply
(3) 
Shielding connector kit
(4) 
Minimum basic insulation AC/DC converter
FG 
Functional ground
PE 
Protective earth
N 
Neutral
L 
Phase
Q 
General isolator
KM 
Line contactor or circuit breaker
NOTE: To connect the functional ground (FG) to the protective earth (PE), refer to the section Grounding the Rack and the Power Supply Module.
BMXCPS3522 Wiring Diagram
The following diagram shows the 5-pin terminal block connections on to a grounded alternating current network:
(1) 
Ground screw of the rack
(2) 
Minimum basic insulation AC/DC converter
NC 
Not connected
FG 
Functional ground
PE 
Protective earth
N 
Neutral
L 
Phase
Q 
General isolator
KM 
Line contactor or circuit breaker
NOTE: To connect the functional ground (FG) to the protective earth (PE), refer to the section Grounding the Rack and the Power Supply Module.