Conduit and Cable Routing Guidelines
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.
