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Conduit and Cable Routing Guidelines

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To reduce electromagnetic interference and ensure safe, reliable operation, use separate conduits for different wiring types:

DC Conductors
Use a dedicated conduit for high-voltage DC wiring between the AES battery cabinet and the inverter.

  • Two 50 mm (2") conduit entries are provided for 38 mm (1½″ trade size) conduit

  • Supports up to eight 25 mm2 (#4 AWG) current-carrying conductors

230 Vac Connections
Run AC supply wiring to the AC Auxiliary System (UPS and TMS) in a separate conduit.

  • One 30 mm (1⅛") conduit entry is provided for 20 mm (¾″ trade size) conduit

  • Supports two 6 mm2 (#10 AWG) conductors plus ground

Communication Cables
Route CAT6 or higher communication cables in individual conduit to prevent signal interference and ensure stable data transmission.

  • One 30 mm (1⅛") conduit entry is provided for 20 mm (¾″ trade size) conduit

Best Practices

  • Use appropriately sized conduits, rated for environmental exposure, and securely installed.

  • Keep DC, AC, and communication lines physically separated

  • This improves system reliability, simplifies service, and supports compliance with electrical codes and safety standards.

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