Kirjeldus

The trunking fulfils two functions: first it provides a sturdy in-line mounting rail on which to fix the electrical units, and second, it provides a housing for the electrical cables that bring power to the units. All the trunking sections are made of hot-dip galvanised steel, with a white or silver coating. They are available in dedicated TL5 lengths of 1, 2 and 3 electrical units 49 W (35/80 W) and 54 W (28 W). A flat ribbon cable (5 or 7 wires) or two flat ribbon cables (2×5 or 2×7 wires) are integrated in the trunking and guarantee (in combination with an integrated phase selection switch and contact blocks) a safe and correct cabling. The 7-wire cable is used to integrate light regulation or emergency lighting for those electrical units equipped with emergency battery packs. Double wiring (2×5 or 2×7 wires) is needed to provide a completely separate mains supply to the electrical units. Double wiring is mostly used for emergency lighting by central emergency batteries or separate switching.Hence, no extra contact blocks or wiring needs to be installed. For suspended light-lines the trunking sections are connected using the integrated electrical connector and a sturdy external mechanical coupling piece (accessory). Surface mounted lightlines use the same integrated electrical connector and an internal coupler (accessory). On the upper part of the trunking section special knockout openings enable cable entry wherever needed. The trunking is available with a complete range of interchangeable components that optimise flexibility. The outstanding stability of the sections and coupling pieces, allows suspension intervals between 3.4 m up to 5 m (see chart). The basic accessories of MAXOS TL-D trunkings can also be used for the TL5 trunkings.

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