Panasonic AW-RC400 Manuals

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Model
AW-RC400
Documents
2
Languages
EN
Last added
2012-08-09

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Panasonic AW-RC400N Cable Compensation Unit User Manual

Panasonic AW-RC400N Cable Compensation Unit User Manual

User Manual 64 pages · 1.4 MB · EN

This document is the user manual for the Panasonic AW-RC400N Cable Compensation Unit. It provides instructions for installation, including how to assemble the unit, set mounting direction switches, and install it into a rack system. The manual also covers operating precautions and maintenance procedures.

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Panasonic AW-RC400 specifications

Vertical Rotation Range300 degrees
Horizontal Rotation Range400 degrees
Maximum Operation Speed90 degrees per second
Maximum Load Capacity17.6 lbs (8 kg)
Preset Memory Data50 positions

Source: Panasonic AW-PH400/AW-RP400/AW-RC400/AW-RL400 Installation and Operation Instructions

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User Manual 2

Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.

Questions answered in these manuals

What is the maximum weight the AW-PH400 can support?

The unit can support a total weight of 17.6 lbs (8 kg), and it cannot be used if the load exceeds this amount.

From: Panasonic AW-RC400N Cable Compensation Unit User Manual

What are the operating temperature limits for the AW-PH400?

Do not install the unit in places where the temperature will be hotter than 113°F (45°C) or colder than 32°F (0°C).

From: Panasonic AW-RC400N Cable Compensation Unit User Manual

What battery is required for the AW-PH400?

The unit uses a manganese dioxide-lithium battery (CR2032).

From: Panasonic AW-PH400/AW-RP400/AW-RC400/AW-RL400 Installation and Operation Instructions

Can the unit be used outdoors?

No, do not use the units outdoors.

From: Panasonic AW-PH400/AW-RP400/AW-RC400/AW-RL400 Installation and Operation Instructions