Safety Notes; Important Notes; Specifications; Installation, Mechanical - LGB 52120 Manual Del Usuario

Safety Notes

• Use only switched mode power supply units and
transformers that are designed for your local power
system.
• Connect the throttle using wires with a cross-section
2
of at least 0.5 mm (20 AWG) (e. g., LGB 50160).
• If there is a short circuit or overload, unplug the po-
wer supply from the house current outlet immediately.
Correct the error and resume operation with the
locomotive controller.
• WARNING! Sharp edges and points required for
operation.

Important Notes

• The operating instructions are a component part of
the product and must therefore be kept as well as
transferred along with the product to others.
• Disposing: www.maerklin.com/en/imprint.html

Specifications

• Input voltage:
15 – 18 V AC. or
16 – 24 V DC
example 51090 or 66367 (Märklin).
• Output voltage: 24 V DC max.
• Output current: 5 A DC max.
• 5 amp capacity with built-in AC/DC conversion
6

Installation, Mechanical

52120:
The 52120 can be installed indoors or outdoors.
52121:
The 52121 is designed for installation in control panels or
similar applications.
To install the 52121, follow these instructions:
1. Drill a hole (diameter at least 6.5 mm, 9/32 in) for the
axle of the throttle knob. Pull the throttle knob and the
graduated dial face off the unit.
2. Drill two holes for the mounting screws. Insert the
axle of the throttle knob from below through the hole
drilled in step 1. Use two M3 screws to secure the
throttle from above.
Attention! The screws must not protrude more than
4 mm (3/16") from the heat sink. If they protrude further
or press on the circuit board, the circuit board will be
damaged.
3. Glue the graduated dial face onto the face of the con-
trol panel and press the throttle knob onto the throttle.
Attention! Make sure the heat sink is ventilated. If the
throttle is installed in a closed housing, provide adequa-
te ventilation holes. When installing several throttles
52121 next to each other, make sure there is a space of
at least 5 mm between the heat sinks.