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Decoder Cable Fuse Device (DCFD)




        Application                                                           Ordering Information

                                                               Code         Description
         Specifically designed as electrical isolation device for quick
         troubleshooting of damaged or non-functioning 2-Wire   270DCFD1L   Single Decoder Cable Switching Device w/
         irrigation systems. Single or multiple sections of the electrical   Lightning Protection
         circuit can be disconnected or isolated by simply removing a   270DCFDL  Two-way Decoder Cable Switching Device w/
         fuse, without cutting wires or undoing splices/joints.             Lightning Protection
                                                               270DCFD3L    Three-way (1 input &  3 output cables) w/
         Features                                                           Lightning Protection

         •  The isolation of circuit sections minimises electronic
           component failure
         •  Cap is unscrewed to access the fuses, the O-Ring Seal
           provides a waterproof capsule.
         •  Lighting protection models incorporate lightning arresters on
           the input and outputs wires.
         •  All wires are 0.91 m 14 AWG UF/TWU for direct burial and
           to allow the assembly to be brought above grade when
           troubleshooting and accessing the fuses.
         •  Standard 20-amp Mini Automotive fuses act as circuit
           switches when inserted (closed/on) or removed (open/off)
         •  Provides lightning protection
           when the electrical surges
           exceed 20-amp.
         •  For more sensitive circuit
           during a lightning strike,
           5-amp fuses are included
           on the lightning protection
           models.






        Decoder Cable Fuse Device Installation

         Decoder Cable Fuse Devices should be strategically installed at
         the points where cables split in different directions and in long
         straight wire sections to isolate it in half for troubleshooting.
         The typical Installation below shows locations where you would
         undo the splices when troubleshooting. The electrical circuit
         should be looked at as if it was a hydraulic system and the
         DCFDs are isolation valves.




























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                                                                  Toro Australia Pty Ltd, 53 Howards Road, Beverley, South Australia, 5009.
                                                                  Phone 1300 130 898, fax (08) 8243 2488. A.B.N. 47 001 310 443
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