Dispatch Wiring Guide

Cleereman Controls system drawings should clearly detail and outline how our dispatch cabinets are wired. It will also show all expected inputs to and outputs from the dispatch per your system. If there are any devices in the drawing you are unsure of the terminology on, or equipment you know needs to be hooked up in the dispatch cabinet but isn't accounted for, please reach out to the Cleereman install technician for your system

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Best Practices for Dispatch Wiring

When running control/signal wires or cables, ensure that mixed AC/DC and voltages are not run together; separate by 16" or more if possible. Do not run 24VDC wires in parallel with 120VAC or higher voltages. Do not run any control/signal wires (24VDC) in the same conduit with 120VAC, 240VAC, or 480VAC. Do not run any 120VAC control/signal wires in the same conduit with 240VAC or 480VAC.
When wiring starters, run a clean 120vac line from our dispatch cabinet, and use that to power the Auxiliary return/maintain/on signals to our aux inputs.
Inputs and safety sensor logic in our systems are normally ON to signal a good state

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