Schneider CCT15720 Time Clock Wiring

[akcorbin]

Hi

I have 2 lighting circuits that i want to wire into this time clock but not sure of the wiring.

Schneider CCT15720

The time clock has the following connections.


L


N 2 4 6

Now i assume the 2 4 6 terminals are output terminals.

All i need to know is where i take the 2 lives from the lighting circuits and do i have to take a live down from 'L' to one of the terminals like you do on other time clocks?

Thanks

 

[telectrix]

took 10 secs to find this:

http://download.schneider-electric.com/files?p_File_Id=188645465&p_File_Name=GHE40126BC-(web).pdf

 

[Octopus]

Ironically I ripped one of these out today and replaced it with a Steinel Nightmatic 3000!

 

[akcorbin]

Thanks for reply, i did see that but i just didnt think that the schematic was very clear on the terminals the cables went too.

 

[akcorbin]

From the way i look at it, i would say take a link from L down to 4 and the two lighting feeds go to 6? Would you agree?

 

[telectrix]

or link L to 3 and 4. then 1 light S/L from 5 and the other light S/L from 6.

 

[MarkyofftheMark]

I can see this is quite an old post but I'm looking after a building and I have one of these units controlling my external lights and its working in reverse, ie- when you set the time for the lights to be on, they're off. Any ideas?

 

[Avo Mk8]

I can see this is quite an old post but I'm looking after a building and I have one of these units controlling my external lights and its working in reverse, ie- when you set the time for the lights to be on, they're off. Any ideas?

If both sets of contacts are in use, put the wire that's in 2 into 6, and the wire that's in 1 into 5.
Or change over whichever is in use.

 

[MarkyofftheMark]

If both sets of contacts are in use, put the wire that's in 2 into 6, and the wire that's in 1 into 5.
Or change over whichever is in use.

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Thanks for this !