1. Preparation

Before wiring, you need to prepare the necessary tools and materials, including the leakage alarm, connecting wires, multimeter, screwdriver and wrench. Before wiring, make sure that the power of the medium frequency furnace is turned off to prevent electric shock and equipment damage. Determine the wiring position of the alarm line according to the design of the medium frequency furnace and the instructions of the alarm.

2. Connect the alarm

Select the wiring terminal: Find the wiring terminal on the leakage alarm, which is usually marked with words such as "leakage furnace" and "alarm". Connect the cable: Use a connecting wire of appropriate specifications to connect one end of the cable to the wiring terminal of the alarm to ensure that the connection is firm. Fixed connection: Use a screwdriver to tighten the screws on the wiring terminal to ensure that it will not loosen.

3. Connect the furnace body

Find the wiring terminal: Find the wiring terminal of the leakage alarm on the control box or furnace body of the medium frequency furnace. Connect the cable: Connect the other end of the connecting wire to the wiring terminal of the furnace body, which is usually clearly marked. Fix the connection: Also use a screwdriver to fix the connection to avoid poor contact due to vibration.

4. Test the connection and arrange the line

After completing the wiring, reconnect the power supply and observe whether the leakage alarm works normally. You can test whether the alarm function is normal by simulating the leakage situation (such as short circuit) to ensure the sensitivity and reliability of the system. While ensuring that the alarm system works properly, arrange the lines neatly to avoid line crossing and interference. At the same time, use cable ties or insulating tubes to fix the lines to prevent line wear or damage.