Honeywell NEMA Type 4 Enclosure

NEMA® Type 4 Enclosure
Reference Guide
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction 1-1

Features 1-1
External Interfaces 1-1
Electrical 1-1
Ethernet 1-1
Antenna 1-1
Security 1-2
Mounting 1-2
Enclosed Devices 1-2
Heater 1-2
Lightning Suppression 1-3
Components 1-4
Configuration 1-9
Accessories 1-9
Chapter 2: Installation 2-1
Step 1: Assemble Internal Components 2-1
Step 2: Mount NEMA Enclosure 2-2
Direct Wall Mount 2-2
Using a Mounting Board 2-2
Step 3: Route AC Power and Ethernet 2-3
Important Notes 2-5
Step 4: Complete Installation 2-6
Fuse Replacement 2-6
Completed Installation 2-7
Chapter 3: Technical Specifications 3-1
Physical Specifications 3-1
Environmental Specifications 3-1
Enclosed Devices 3-2
Chapter 4: Installation Procedure Sheets (non-RoHS) 4-1
Introduction 4-1
Installation Procedure, Model 6520 AP (non-RoHS) 4-3
Installation Procedure, Model 6543 Bridge (non-RoHS) 4-18
Installation Procedure, Models 6453 Bridge & 6540 AP (non-RoHS) 4-26
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Installation Procedure, Lightning Suppression Accessories (non-RoHS) 4-84
Chapter 5: Installation Procedure Sheets (RoHS) 5-1
Introduction 5-1
Installation Procedure, Model 6520 AP (RoHS) 5-3
Installation Procedure, Model 6543 Bridge (RoHS) 5-18
Installation Procedure, Models 6453 Bridge & 6540 AP (RoHS) 5-26
Installation Procedure, Lightning Suppression Accessories (RoHS) 5-84
Chapter 6: Technical Assistance 6-1
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Features
Honeywell’s NEMA Type 4 Enclosure is designed to protect enclosed devices from harsh conditions, excluding hazardous
locations. An Access Point, bridge or a combination of two of these devices may be installed in the enclosure. The Enclosure
is watertight, dust tight and intended for indoor or outdoor use, meeting the specifications of UL50 when mounted vertically.
The unit is designed for environments ranging from 0º C to 50º C (32º F to 122º F). An optional heater extends the operating
temperature range to -30º C (-22º F). The weatherproof NEMA Type 4 Enclosure is UL listed for indoor and outdoor use when
wired using permanent, weatherproof, electrical connections. Please do not drill or punch additional holes or openings into the
enclosure, as this voids the Type 4 rating and warranty of the enclosure.
User-supplied ½ inch (1.3 cm) liquid tight flexible conduit fittings are required for AC wiring and Ethernet cable. If use of
alternate conduit fittings is required, Type 4 rated fittings should be used. The recommended conduit size is ½ inch (1.3 cm).
Designed for indoor or outdoor installation, the NEMA Enclosure allows the Honeywell 802.11 wireless networks to be
expanded into harsh, environments where dust or water may damage traditional mounted devices. With the optional heater,
network coverage can be added in extreme temperature environments. The NEMA enclosure protects wireless access points
and bridges from rain, snow, ice, hose spray, dust and sand.
External Interfaces
The Enclosure provides provisions for external connections through watertight entrances, as detailed below.
Electrical
When mounted on a wall, the Enclosure provides power input via a conduit-fitting hole, located on the bottom of the unit. The
Enclosure is available with 120V AC or 240V AC power configuration. The power is distributed to enclosed APs, bridges,
heaters and other accessories.
When the Enclosure is equipped with an optional heater, power is first applied to the heater. Once the temperature reaches the
operating range of the enclosed device, power is applied to the enclosed device.
Both the 120V and 240V AC power configurations are available with optional lightning protection to protect against power
surges.
Ethernet
A Cat5 Ethernet cable can be routed into the Enclosure via a conduit-fitting hole on the bottom of the Enclosure. Optional
lightning/surge protection is available for the Ethernet connection.
Antenna
The Enclosure has provisions for up to four external antenna connections. An antenna is connected to the appropriate access
point or bridge via an antenna cable.
Note: To maintain the Type 4 rating of the Enclosure, the following precautions MUST BE followed:
l When an antenna is routed through one of the antenna holes, please follow the instruction in the Installation Kit to
ensure a watertight seal is made.
l Any unused antenna holes must be securely covered by the hole plugs included with the Enclosure.
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Optional lightning protection is available for each of the four antenna connections. The actual number of suppressors included
with the Enclosure depends upon the configuration specified when ordering.
Note: If you are adding lightning suppression to your Enclosure, you will need one kit for each antenna.
Security
The front lid of the Enclosure is permanently attached and is secured in the closed position with seven (7) locking tabs and
screws, ensuring the watertight seal of the unit. For additional security, the latch can be secured with a standard user-supplied
padlock.
Mounting
The Enclosure is designed for vertical wall mounting. If the Enclosure will not be mounted directly on the wall, 2012
recommends mounting the Enclosure on ¾ inch (1.90 cm) plywood mounting boards measuring 30" x 40" (76.2 cm x 101.6
cm).
Using a mounting board allows the Enclosure to attached to a ceiling truss or support column using beam clamps, "U" bolts, or
other secure methods. To maintain the NEMA Type 4 rating, the Enclosure must be mounted vertically.
If you are uncertain as to the quality of your facility’s electric power (i.e. surges, spikes, lightning strikes, brown outs, noise,
etc.), Honeywell recommends that you install an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) for each unit. Select a UPS with
approximately 250VA - 500VA capacities.
Note: Optional lightning suppression for AC power is available on the Enclosure.
Enclosed Devices
The Enclosure is designed to house Access Points and bridges. Honeywell offers mounting kits for the following devices
l 6730 (Cisco Aironet 1200 802.11b Access Point)
l 6740 (Cisco Aironet 1200 802.11g Access Point)
l 6723 (Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless Bridge)
l 6720 (Cisco Aironet 350 Access Point)
l 6520 (Orinoco 1000 Access Point)
l 6540 (Proxim Orinoco AP600 Access Point)
l 6543 (Proxim MP.11 Wireless Bridge)
Note: The 6740 uses the same mounting kit as the 6730. Please refer to the appropriate instruction sheet to
install a 6740.
Kits are available to mount these devices alone or in combination. Contact your representative for available mounting
combinations. Some of the network products (AP’s and Bridges) mentioned in this document are obsolete. Honeywell may
continue to offer kits to mount these devises as a service to our customers.
Note: The above devices have been tested and approved by Honeywell. Other Access Points and Bridges
may be used in the Enclosure, but have not been tested by Honeywell.
Heater
An optional heater expands the operating range of the Enclosure. The Enclosure turns the heater on or off as necessary to
maintain the operating temperatures of the AP’s and bridges. Please refer to Technical Specifications for the operating
temperature ranges of standard and heated Enclosures.
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If the temperature is below the operating range of the enclosed device, power is supplied to the heater only. Power is not
supplied to the enclosed device until the temperature reaches the operating range of the enclosed device. The heater is enabled
when the ambient temperature is below 15º C (59º F). Power is supplied to enclosed devices when the internal temperature is
above 0º C (32º F).
Lightning Suppression
The Enclosure has optional lightning protection. Lightning protection is available for any combination of the following areas:
l AC power
l Ethernet
l Up to four RF antenna connections
Lightning protection is designed to meet ANSI and IEEE specifications involving a waveform of 8 ms rise time by 20 ms fall
time. Lightning protection meets a minimum 10 kA.
Lightning suppression may be ordered when the Enclosure order is placed. Honeywell also sells separate kits to add lightning
suppression to units ordered without this option. Contact your representative for more details.
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Components
This view represents the front of the Enclosure as mounted on a wall.
1. Clips and Screws

2. Latch for User-Supplied
Padlock
Please note that the AC power and Ethernet connections are on the bottom of the unit when installed. To preserve the NEMA
Type 4 rating, the Enclosure must be mounted with the AC power and Ethernet connectors on the bottom.
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This view represents the interior of the Enclosure with no kits installed.
1. Clips and Screws

6. Terminal Block (Includes Fuse
2. Latch for User-Supplied Holder)
Padlock
7. AC Power Inlet
3. AP Mounting Plate
8. Ethernet Cable Inlet
4. Thermostats (Heated
9. Lid
Enclosures only)
10. Hinge
5. Base Plate
Note: Honeywell installed internal wiring is omitted from this diagram for clarity.
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This view represents the top of the Enclosure as mounted on a wall.
1. Clips and
Screws
Please note there are no connectors on the top of the Enclosure.

This view represents the bottom of the Enclosure as mounted on a wall.
1. Clips and
Screws
2. AC
Connector
3. Ethernet
Connector
Please note the connectors for AC power and Ethernet cable are on the bottom of the Enclosure.
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This view represents the left, or latch, side of the Enclosure as mounted on a wall.
1. Clips and Screws

2. Latch for User Supplied
Padlock
Please note the provision for a user-supplied padlock.
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This view represents the right, or hinge side of the Enclosure as mounted on a wall.
1. Clips and Screws

2. Holes for External
Antennas
Please note the front cover is not removable.

Note: Any unused antenna holes must be securely sealed with provided plugs and hardware.
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Configuration
Please refer to the appropriate section Installation Procedure Sheets (non-RoHS) or Installation Procedure Sheets (RoHS) for
details on installing enclosed devices in the Enclosure.
Accessories
Install Kits for AP’s and Bridges
Contact your representative for information on the following installation kits. Although some APs and Bridges are obsolete, the
Install Kit may still be available. Kits are available that meet the RoHS compliance standards.
l Install Kit, 6720 or 6723
l Install Kit, 6730/6740
l Install Kit, 6520
l Install Kit, 6540
l Install Kit, 6543
l Install Kit, 6540 & 6543
l Install Kit, 6720 & 6723
l Install Kit, 6730/6740 & 6723
Note: Install kits include brackets, screws, cables, instruction sheet, etc., necessary to install the
enclosed device in the Enclosure. These kits DO NOT include the AP or Bridge. Contact your
representative for additional information.
Lightning Suppression Kits
Contact your representative for information on the following lightning suppression kits. Kits are available that meet the RoHS
compliance standards.
l RF Antenna Surge Suppression
l Ethernet Surge Suppression
l AC Power Surge Suppression, 120V
l AC Power Surge Suppression, 240V
Note: These suppression kits are for use in the NEMA Enclosure ONLY. They are not intended for use with
any other Honeywell product.
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Chapter 2: Installation
Step 1: Assemble Internal Components

Note: Honeywell recommends performing the installation of enclosed devices and internal wiring/cabling
before the Enclosure is mounted. These devices should be installed while the enclosure is laying flat
on a workbench. Please note that the enclosure door CAN NOT be removed.
Honeywell recommends that installation or removal of access points, bridges or lightning suppression components be
performed on a clean, well-lit surface. When necessary, protect the work surface and components from electrostatic
discharge.
l Follow the instruction sheet provided with the install kit to install each AP/bridge in the NEMA enclosure using the
brackets from the install kit. A copy of the installation sheet is provided in Installation Procedure Sheets (non-RoHS) or
Installation Procedure Sheets (RoHS).
l Following the instruction sheet, route any necessary internal AC wires from the terminal block to the enclosed
device(s).
l Following the instruction sheet, route any necessary internal Ethernet cables.
l Following the instruction sheet, route any necessary RF antenna cables. Remove the necessary plugs to install
external antennas. To maintain the Type 4 rating of the enclosure, be sure any antenna connectors and plugs for unused
antenna holes are properly secured.
Caution If the NEMA enclosure is heated, all AC wires, RF antenna cables and Ethernet cables must be secured so
they do not come in contact with the back plate. The back plate can get hot enough to melt the wires/cables
when the heater is in use.
When all internal components are installed, ensure that any unused connection holes are securely plugged.
Note: Lid, enclosed components and other internal details omitted for clarity.
The NEMA enclosure is ready to be mounted in the desired location.
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Step 2: Mount NEMA Enclosure
Select the proper location for installation of the Enclosure using the Site Survey report provided by Honeywell.
Please refer to the template below for measurements when mounting the Enclosure.
1. 11.00"
(27.94 cm)
2. 23.50"
(59.69 cm)
Direct Wall Mount

The Enclosure may be mounted directly on a wall. The Enclosure must be mounted vertically. The Enclosure has slots for the
securing bolts to allow for easy installation. Please refer to the template above for mounting dimensions.
Caution If the enclosure cannot be attached to wall studs or other surfaces capable of supporting up to 20 lbs (9 kg),
the NEMA enclosure must be attached to a mounting board. The mounting board must be securely attached to
the wall.
Using a Mounting Board

An appropriate mounting board should be used. Honeywell recommends a ¾ inch (1.90 cm) plywood mounting board
measuring 30" x 40" (76.2 cm x 101.6 cm). The mounting board must be attached securely to a wall or a ceiling truss or support
column using beam clamps, "U" bolts, or other secure methods. The Enclosure must be mounted vertically. Please refer to the
template above for mounting dimensions.
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Step 3: Route AC Power and Ethernet
Note: An AC power supply is not need if using Power over Ethernet (PoE) in an unheated Enclosure.
Honeywell’s NEMA Type 4 Enclosure provides electrical cabling for 120V, 60 Hz electrical power for use
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in the US and Canada or 240V power for use in Europe and other locations.
Caution
In order to maintain the Type 4 rating of the Enclosure, NEMA rated type 4 connectors must be used
when running AC wires or Ethernet cable into the enclosure.
Caution This Equipment is for installation by qualified service personnel in accordance with the National Elec-
trical Code, NEC, (NFPA No. 70-1999). Please install in accordance with the NEC and installation
instructions provided herein and in accordance with any other applicable state or local code or building
codes.
Honeywell’s NEMA Enclosure is available with optional power surge suppression. If this option was not
ordered, Honeywell recommends either purchasing the lightning suppression kit or adding an external pro-
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vision for surge protection. In addition, it may be desirable to add an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
to the circuit
Caution
Risk of electric shock. Disconnect AC electrical branch circuit or DC power supply before proceeding.
Use OSHA LOCK OUT/TAG OUT procedures for safe and proper isolation of electrical circuits.
Important NEC note: For separation of circuits requirement, please physically route, isolate, and secure
the AC supply conductors away from all low voltage wiring and conductors (all antenna and data cables).
A minimum 0.25 inch physical separation between AC primary circuit conductors and all other low volt-
age wiring is required by the 1999 NEC. Reference NEC Article 725-54(a)(1), exception no. 2(a).
The AC wiring must be installed by a licensed electrician. Arrange for an electrician to install conduit to the Enclosure and AC
wiring to the AC terminal block observing proper polarity connections for line, neutral and ground and wire color coding.
Maintain as much separation as possible from other wiring inside the enclosure.
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Route the electrical wires to the terminal block.
1. Disconnect power from the electrical circuit before working.
2. Run power to the Enclosure and use a NEMA4 rated connector to route the AC power cable through the opening located
on the bottom left of the enclosure.
3. Connect the wires to the terminal block, to the terminals shown below, following established standards:
l Route the line wire to the terminal marked L
l Route the neutral wire to the terminal marked N

l Route the ground (green or green with yellow stripe) wire to the middle terminal, identified by the “ground” symbol, .
4. Run an Ethernet cable (if desired) to the Enclosure and use a NEMA rated connector to rout the Ethernet cable through
the opening located on the bottom right of the enclosure.
Caution If the NEMA enclosure is heated, all AC wires, RF antenna cables and Ethernet cables must be secured so
they do not come in contact with the back plate. The back plate can get hot enough to melt the wires/cables
when the heater is in use.
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Important Notes
The NEMA Type 4 Enclosure is for installation in accordance with the requirements of the National Electrical Code, NEC,
(NFPA No. 70-1999) and other Building Codes as applicable.
The NEMA Type 4 Enclosure is provided with a protective earth grounding terminal. Please connect a properly color coded
(green or green with yellow stripe) copper ground conductor, minimum 12 AWG, to the dedicated terminal provided and marked
for this purpose.
Note: This grounding conductor must be provided for all installations.
The NEMA Type 4 Enclosure requires a 120V/60Hz or 240V/50-60Hz, single phase, 3 conductor AC supply circuit as specified
within the electrical ratings for the specified enclosed devices. The maximum supply wire size suitable for connection to the
field wiring terminal strip is 12 AWG stranded or solid copper conductors only. The maximum branch circuit overcurrent
protective device (OCPD) acceptable for use is 20A (ampere) for 120V supply circuits and 10A for 240V supply circuits.
The enclosed devices are only for connection to electrical supply circuits using a grounded neutral conductor. It is not approved
for use on 240VAC circuits using two line conductors. The second supply circuit conductor must always be a grounded neutral
wire.
The NEMA Type 4 Enclosure requires an AC supply circuit disconnect switch (not provided) for proper installation. The
disconnect switch is required to open both supply conductors (double pole single throw switch) and, upon installation, should
be located in close proximity and within sight of the NEMA Type 4 Enclosure. The disconnect switch is not permitted to open
the protective earth (ground) conductor to the enclosure.
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Step 4: Complete Installation
After all connections are complete, close the Enclosure door.
There are seven (7) clips around the edges of the Enclosure lid. Ensure that each clip catches the lip of the Enclosure lid.
Tighten the screw for each clip securely.
If desired, install a user-supplied padlock to prevent unauthorized access to the contents of the Enclosure.
Once the box is secured, return power to the electrical circuit.
Caution
If the Enclosure must be reopened for any reason, the AC power MUST BE turned off before opening the enclo-
sure.
Fuse Replacement
Both the 120V and 240V units use a 250V, 5A Fast Blow fuse.
Caution
For continued protection against risk of fire, replace only with the same type and rating of fuse.
The fuse holder is located on the top of the Terminal Block.

To replace the fuse:
1. Grasp the fuse holder and pull up.
2. Remove the old fuse and replace with a new fuse of the specified capacity
3. Close the fuse holder.
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Completed Installation
Note: AC wiring and Ethernet cabling not shown.
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Chapter 3: Technical Specifications
Physical Specifications
Features Specification Comments
AC Power 120V or 240V AC, via conduit
External
Data cabling Cat 5 Ethernet, via conduit
Connectors/
Interfaces Mounting holes for up to four external
antennas
Weight 19.2 lbs (8.71 kg) Maximum weight
Height: 22.02 in (55.93 cm)
All dimensions are measured with no external antennas
Dimensions Width: 13.3 in (34.00 cm)
installed.
Depth: 3.91 in (9.93 cm)
Environmental Specifications
Feature Specification Comments
0 ºC to 50 ºC (32 ºF to 122 ºF), see note below Base unit
Operating Temperature
-30 ºC to 50 ºC (-22 ºF to 122 ºF), see note below Base unit with heater
Storage Temperature -40 ºC to 60 ºC (-40 ºF to 140 ºF)
Water, Sand and Dust Type 4 rating
Lightning Protection Waveform of 8 ms rise time by 20 ms fall time, minimum 10 kA Optional
Humidity 0% to 95%, non-condensing
Note: If internal devices are not rated to 70º C (158º F), the operating temperature must be decreased
accordingly. Enclosed devices assumed to dissipate less than 20W.
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Enclosed Devices
Enclosed Device Power @ 120V Power @ 240V
6520 AP/Orinoco AP 1000 6.50 W 9.00 W
6540 AP/Proxim AP 600 5.30 W 8.50 W
6543 Bridge/Proxim MP.11 5.60 W 8.70 W
6720 AP/Cisco AP 350 7.20 W 8.70 W
6723 Bridge/Cisco Bridge 350 6.90 W 7.50 W
6730/Cisco AP 1200 802.11b 7.20 W 8.50W
6740/Cisco AP 1200 802.11g 7.20 W 8.50W
AC Heater 261.0 W 291.0 W
Note: Enclosed devices are assumed to be rated for 70º C (158º F). If enclosed devices are not rated for
this temperature, the maximum temperature for the Enclosure must be adjusted accordingly.
Note: The power requirement for enclosed Access Points and Bridges is 120 or 240V AC @ 1.0 Amp
Maximum.
Note: Enclosed devices should dissipate less than 20W
Note: Some of the network products (AP’s and Bridges) in the table above are obsolete.
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Chapter 4: Installation Procedure Sheets (non-RoHS)
Introduction
When an Install Kit is purchased for an enclosed device, an Installation Procedure sheet is included. For reference, those
installation sheets are also included in this document.
Note: The installation kit instructions in this section are for countries that do not require RoHS compliant
products. Please see Installation Procedures Sheets (RoHS), for instructions on installation kits for
countries that require RoHS approved products.
Note: Some of the network products (AP’s and Bridges) mentioned in this document are obsolete.
Honeywell may continue to offer kits to mount these devises as a service to our customers.
6520 Installation Kit Instructions
Please refer to 159083-0001, Installation Procedure, Model 6520 AP (Orinoco AP1000) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. B.
Please refer to 159084-0001, Installation Procedure, Model 6540 AP (Proxim AP600) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. B.
Please refer to 159085-0001, Installation Procedure, Model 6543 Bridge (Proxim MP11) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. B.
6540 and 6543 Installation Kit Instructions
Please refer to 159086-0001, Installation Procedure, Model 6543 (Proxim MP11) & Model 6540 AP (Proxim AP600) NEMA 4
Enclosure, Rev. B.
Please refer to 159087-0001, Installation Procedure, Model 6720 AP (Cisco 350AP) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. C.
6730 Installation Kit
Please refer to 159088-0001, Installation Procedure, Model 6730 AP (Cisco 1200AP) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. C.
Note: Use this instruction sheet when installing a Model 6740 AP.
Please refer to 159089-0001, Installation Procedure, Model 6723 Bridge (Cisco 350 Bridge) & Model 6730 AP (Cisco 1200AP)
NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. C.
Note: Use this instruction sheet when installing a Model 6740 AP with a Model 6723 Bridge.
Please refer to 159128-0001, Installation Procedure, Model 6723 Bridge (Cisco 350 Bridge) & Model 6720 AP (Cisco 350AP)
NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. C.
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Lightning Suppression Kit
Please refer to 159333-0001, Installation Procedure For Lightning Suppression Accessories, Rev. B for installation of the
following:
l RF ANT Surge Suppressor
l Power Supply Surge Suppression, 120V
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Chapter 5: Installation Procedure Sheets (RoHS)
Introduction
When an Install Kit is purchased for an enclosed device, an Installation Procedure sheet is included. For reference, those
installation sheets are also included in this document.
Note: The installation kits in discussed in this section are RoHS compliant. This does not mean the access
points and/or bridges are necessarily RoHS compliant. Contact your representative for available
RoHS compliant APs and Bridges.
Note: The installation kit instructions in this section are for countries that require RoHS compliant products.
These kits may also be used in countries that do not require RoHS compliant products. Please see
Installation Procedures Sheets (non-RoHS), for instructions on installation kits for countries that do
not require RoHS compliant products.
Note: Some of the network products (AP’s and Bridges) mentioned in this document are obsolete.
Honeywell may continue to offer kits to mount these devises as a service to our customers.
6520 Installation Kit Instructions (RoHS)
Please refer to 159083-0001-R, Installation Procedure, Model 6520 AP (Orinoco AP1000) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. A.
Please refer to 159084-0001-R, Installation Procedure, Model 6540 AP (Proxim AP600) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. A.
Please refer to 159085-0001-R,Installation Procedure, Model 6543 Bridge (Proxim MP11) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. A.
6540 and 6543 Installation Kit Instructions (RoHS)
Please refer to 159086-0001-R, Installation Procedure, Model 6543 (Proxim MP11) & Model 6540 AP (Proxim AP600) NEMA 4
Enclosure, Rev. A.
Please refer to 159087-0001-R, Installation Procedure, Model 6720 AP (Cisco 350AP) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. A.
6730 Installation Kit (RoHS)
Please refer to 159088-0001-R, Installation Procedure, Model 6730 AP (Cisco 1200AP) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. C.
Note: Use this instruction sheet when installing a Model 6740 AP.
Please refer to 159089-0001-R, Installation Procedure, Model 6723 Bridge (Cisco 350 Bridge) & Model 6730 AP (Cisco
1200AP) NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. A.
Note: Use this instruction sheet when installing a Model 6740 AP with a Model 6723 Bridge.
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Please refer to 159128-0001-R, Installation Procedure, Model 6723 Bridge (Cisco 350 Bridge) & Model 6720 AP (Cisco 350AP)
NEMA 4 Enclosure, Rev. A.
Lightning Suppression Kit (RoHS)
Please refer to 159333-0001-R, Installation Procedure For Lightning Suppression Accessories, Rev. A for installation of the
following:
l RF ANT Surge Suppressor
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Chapter 6: Technical Assistance
If you need assistance installing or troubleshooting your device, please contact us by using one of the methods below:
Knowledge Base: www.hsmknowledgebase.com
Our Knowledge Base provides thousands of immediate solutions. If the Knowledge Base cannot help, our Technical Support
Portal (see below) provides an easy way to report your problem or ask your question.
Product Service and Repair: www.honeywellaidc.com
Honeywell International Inc. provides service for all of its products through service centers throughout the world. To obtain
warranty or non-warranty service, please visit www.honeywellaidc.com and select Support > Contact Service and Repair to
see your region’s instructions on how to obtain a Return Material Authorization number (RMA #). You should do this prior to
returning the product.
Technical Support Portal: www.hsmsupportportal.com
The Technical Support Portal not only allows you to report your problem, but it also provides immediate solutions to your
technical issues by searching our Knowledge Base. With the Portal, you can submit and track your questions online and send
and receive attachments.
Web form: www.hsmcontactsupport.com
You can contact our technical support team directly by filling out our online support form. Enter your contact details and the
description of the question/problem.
Telephone: www.honeywellaidc.com/locations
For our latest contact information, please check our website at the link above.
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Chapter 1: Introduction 1-1

1. Clips and Screws

1. Clips and Screws

Please note there are no connectors on the top of the Enclosure.

1. Clips and Screws

Please note the provision for a user-supplied padlock.

1. Clips and Screws

Please note the front cover is not removable.

Lightning Suppression Kits

Step 1: Assemble Internal Components

Direct Wall Mount

Using a Mounting Board

l Route the neutral wire to the terminal marked N

The fuse holder is located on the top of the Terminal Block.

Note: AC wiring and Ethernet cabling not shown.

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6730 Installation Kit

6730 and 6723 Installation Kit Instructions

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6543 Installation Kit Instructions (RoHS)

6540 and 6543 Installation Kit Instructions (RoHS)

6720 Installation Kit Instructions (RoHS)

6730 Installation Kit (RoHS)

6730 and 6723 Installation Kit Instructions (RoHS)

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