Step 7: join horizontal bus and splicing bars
Rockwell Automation 21G PowerFlex 755 Transition Section and Splicing Kit User Manual • Step 7: join horizontal bus and splicing bars • Rockwell Automation Equipment
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Remove all four bolts from each splice assembly. Slide the splice assembly (splice bars and carrier assembly) to the left until the two left holes are in line with the corresponding holes in the horizontal
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Ground Bus Splicing
For splicing to left adjacent section (if applicable): Remove the bolts for the ground splice bar located on the left-side of the cable vault and the ground splice bar located on the right-side of the left adjacent