Formica Intentek Istruzioni operative

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

USE & CARE / SAFETY..................................................................................................................................2

Introduction: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Intentek™System Componentry Provided by Formica Group:............................................................................................................................... 3

What is Wireless Charging: ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3

WPC, Qi and Qi Certication:................................................................................................................................................................................ 4

Incorporation of Intentek™Wireless Charging Surfaces into Furniture Design: Tips & Best Practices .................................................................... 4

To Order: 5

General Safety:..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Customer Safety:.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Customer Use & Care after Installation:................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Scratch and Impact Protection of the Decorative Surface: .................................................................................................................................... 5

Hot Objects: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Ordinary Cleaning of the Decorative Surface:........................................................................................................................................................ 6

Ordinary Cleaning of Underside of Table/Counter:................................................................................................................................................. 6

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION....................................................................................................................7

Fabrication & Installation Related Safety:............................................................................................................................................................... 7

Inspection:............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7

Storage Conditions:.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7

Acclimation Conditions: ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 7

Fabrication Conditions:......................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Intentek™ Wireless Charging Surfaces May Be Applied To: .................................................................................................................................. 7

Tools & Materials Sold by Formica Group:............................................................................................................................................................. 8

Additional Tools & Materials Needed: .................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Approved Adhesives:............................................................................................................................................................................................ 8

Important Installation Tips & Reminders: ............................................................................................................................................................... 9

Basic Installation Steps for Panel Lay-up and CNC Fabrication:.......................................................................................................................... 10

1. PANEL LAYUP.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

2. PRE-PRODUCTION – Engineering and CNC Operations .......................................................................................................................... 11

3. PRODUCTION - CNC Operations (Typical steps) ...................................................................................................................................... 12

4. PRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

5. ELECTRONICS INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................................................ 15

6. FINISH ASSEMBLY................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

Connecting Multiple Electronics Modules to a Single AC Adapter: ...................................................................................................................... 17

Quality Check - Conrmation of Successful Installation: ...................................................................................................................................... 22

Troubleshooting:................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22

Electronics Module Unit Replacement:................................................................................................................................................................ 13

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES BACKER....................................................................................................................................22

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES LAMINATE .....................................................................................................................................23

ELECTRONICS SPECIFICATIONS & COMPLIANCE .............................................................................................................24

LIFETIME EXPECTANCY TESTING: .......................................................................................................................................25

FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT:...........................................................................................................................................25

UL STANDARDS:......................................................................................................................................................................26

LEGAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE ..........................................................................................................................26

WARRANTY..............................................................................................................................................................................26

Intentek™Wireless Charging Surfaces Limited Warranty:..................................................................................................................................... 26

OTHER INFORMATION:...........................................................................................................................................................29

Manufacturer: ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

Electronics Disposal: .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

Technical Services: ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 29

Trademarks: ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

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USE & CARE / SAFETY

INTRODUCTION

Intentek™Wireless Charging Surfaces feature integrated phone

charging technology within the decorative laminate surface for a

beautiful, seamless, clutter-free design and superior user experience.

• Embedded technology for an uninterrupted surface

• Fast charge times that rival cord charging

• Large 2"x2" charging zone for a simple drop and charge user

experience

• Qi Certied for safe, reliable wireless power transfer and device

protection

• Works with all Qi certied devices

• Durable laminate surface

• Easy to clean and maintain

• Full range of Formica®Brand Laminate designs

INTENTEK™ SYSTEM COMPONENTRY PROVIDED

BY FORMICA GROUP

• Intentek™Laminate

• Intentek™Laminate backer

• Intentek™Electronics universal AC power adapter

• Intentek™Electronics Module

ELECTRONICS MODULE PARTS

WHAT IS WIRELESS CHARGING?

Wireless charging, also known as wireless power transfer, provides

the ability to charge a device without charging cables. The Intentek™

System uses the Qi wireless charging standard which provides safe

and reliable wireless power transfer. The power is transferred from the

Qi wireless transmitter to the Qi wireless receiver via magnetic resonant

induction. The magnetic eld is generated in the transmitter coils by a

time-varying electric current. This time-varying magnetic eld generates

an alternating electric current in the receiver coil which is rectied and

used to charge the battery.

The diagram below demonstrates this concept.

Charging Surface

Smartphone

Receiver in Smartphone

Magnetic field

Electronics

Module

Decorative Laminate

Electrical Coil Array

Substrate

Backer

Transmitter in

Intentek™Laminate

Charging Surface

Smartphone

Receiver in Smartphone

Magnetic field

Electronics

Module

Decorative Laminate Electrical Coil Array

Substrate

Backer

Transmitter in

Intentek™Laminate

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WPC, QI AND QI CERTIFICATION

Qi (pronounced “chee”) is the predominant standard for wireless

charging. The standard is governed by the Wireless Power

Consortium (WPC) which has more than 575 member companies. To

date, more than 500 million Qi enabled receivers have been shipped.

Qi Certied products have passed rigorous, independent laboratory

tests for safety, interoperability, energy eciency and quality. To be

certied, they must work with all Qi wireless products regardless

of brand or manufacturer. Qi certication ensures that devices (the

power receivers) and chargers (the power transmitters) always

worktogether for simple and easy charging.

INCORPORATION OF INTENTEK™WIRELESS

CHARGING SURFACES INTO FURNITURE DESIGN:

TIPS & BEST PRACTICES

Location of the charging zones will vary from project to project.

The following points represent tips and best practices that should

be considered for placement of the charging zones only. Formica

Group is not responsible and assumes no liability for the design,

engineering, installation, assembly or structural integrity of the

fabricated piece.

• Cavity for electronics module must be at least 1" from all

edges of table/top.

• Blower direction can point up, down, left, or right

(at 90°, 180°, 270°, or 360°).

• Blower inlet and outlet cannot be covered by pedestal, leg, or

other obstruction.

• When placing charging zones near each other, we recommend ..

at least 11" is left between center points of the charging icons.

The electronic module casing must be at least 1" apart.

• When placing two electronics modules near each other, a

blower inlet must be at least 8" from another blower’s outlet.

This rule is to be followed only if blower inlet and outlet are

designed to be near each other.

• If Intentek™System is going to be used in an enclosed counter

(i.e. on top of a cabinet or drawer), the enclosed space must

be properly vented. Vent determination is the responsibility

of the furniture designer. Venting must be sucient to support

the blower at 2CFM.

• Electronics module cannot be in direct contact with

obstructions: edges, screws, pedestals/legs.

TO ORDER

Call 1-800-FORMICA™or visit here: https://www.formica.com/en-

us/campaigns/intentek/intentek-inquiry-form

GENERAL SAFETY

Please read this Technical Guide, Use & Care, Warranty, and

Installation Guide and all warnings contained herein prior to handling

the Intentek™System.

CUSTOMER SAFETY

1. For indoor use only.

2. Do not overload electrical outlets.

3. AC Adapter must be plugged into a compatible mains supply to

operate.

4. Intentek™ Electronics AC Adapter or equivalent must be used.

5. Never use the AC Adapter if damaged in any way.

6. When using the AC Adapter or extension cord, conrm safety

precautions have been made so there are no tripping hazards.

7. Keep any wiring used to connect Electronics Modules covered.

CUSTOMER USE & CARE AFTER INSTALLATION

1. Do not unscrew the electronics module housing without

professional support. If internal parts are ever exposed, avoid

contact with sharp objects and moisture.

2. May not be housed outside of recommended temperature range.

3. May not be stored outdoors.

4. At all times, keep electronics module and AC adapter away from

liquids.

5. Do not place foreign or sharp objects in the electronics module

or or blower inlet/outlet.

6. Follow all cleaning instructions for decorative surface. Do not

attempt to clean inside of electronics module.

OUTLET

INLET

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SCRATCH AND IMPACT PROTECTION OF THE

DECORATIVE SURFACE

The decorative surface is resistant to scratches and impacts under

normal use and cleaning conditions. However:

• Heavy blows may crack or gouge the surface.

• Sharp or abrasive objects and unglazed ceramics materials may

slice, scratch or cause premature wear on the surface.

• Abrasive pads, scouring powders or cleaners may

permanently dull and scratch the decorative surface.

HOT OBJECTS

Hot objects, such as cookware, irons, hot appliances, cigarettes,

etc. should not be placed directly on decorative surfaces. Use a

trivet, insulated hot pad or other protective device beneath all hot

cookware, heat generated appliances or other heated objects.

Prolonged exposure to temperatures of 140°F (60°C) or higher may

cause the laminate to separate from the core material. Intentek™

Laminate surfacing material can withstand heat up to 275°F (135°C)

for short periods of time.

ORDINARY CLEANING OF THE DECORATIVE SURFACE

Decorative surface may be cleaned with a damp cloth and mild

detergent. Use of abrasive cleaners, powders, scouring pads, steel

wool, or sandpaper can damage the nish of the decorative surface.

Acid, or alkaline-based cleaners and/or compounds will mar, etch,

corrode, and permanently discolor the melamine decorative surface.

Do not use these cleaning materials on decorative laminate, nor

allow bottles and/or rags contaminated with acid or alkaline–based

cleaners/compounds to contact the surface. Accidental spills or

splatters from these harsh materials should be wiped o immediately,

and the area cleaned with a damp cloth.

Examples of cleaners containing acid, or alkali include, but are not

limited to:

• ceramic cooktop cleaners

• oven cleaners

• rust removers

• coeepot cleaners

• drain cleaners

• lime scale removers

• toilet bowl cleaners

• metal cleaners

• tub and tile cleaners

If in doubt about the suitability of a particular cleaner or detergent,

check with its manufacturer.

Additional Special Cleaning information can be found in the Formica®

Brand Laminate Use and Care Guide available on Formica.com

DISINFECTING RECOMMENDATIONS

The following branded cleaners and disinfectants are approved

for Intentek™when used according to recommended guidelines.

The products are grouped by active ingredient type. All

products on these lists meet the EPA’s criteria for use against

SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. To avoid

surface damage or discoloration, wipe the surface clean to

avoid leaving disinfecting liquid open on the surface. It is also

recommended to follow disinfecting with a warm water wash

using a soft cloth and then dry the surface. Always follow the

manufacturers’ guidelines and safety precautions for these

products.

For EPA updates on the current List N and Frequently

Asked Questions about disinfectants related to coronavirus

visit:

https://www.epa.gov/pesticide-registration/list-n-disinfectants-

use-against-sars-cov-2

QUATERNARY AMMONIUM

Clorox®Disinfecting Wipes

Clorox Healthcare®VersaSure®Wipes

Lysol®Brand All Purpose Cleaner

Lysol®Kitchen Pro Antibacterial Cleaner

Virex™II

Fantastik®Multi-Surface Disinfectant Degreaser

Maquats®

QUATERNARY AMMONIUM: ISOPROPANOL

Super Sani-Cloth®Germicidal Disposable Wipe

Cavicide™Wipes

Sani-Prime®Germicidal Spray

Opti-Cide3®Wipes

ISOPROPANOL, IPA, RUBBING ALCOHOL,

SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE (BLEACH)

Clorox Healthcare®Bleach Germicidal Wipes

Clorox®Brand Regular Bleach

Sani-Cloth®Bleach Germicidal Wipe

Caviwipes™Bleach

Dispatch®

Lysol®Brand Bleach Mold/Mildew Remover

All related brands containing bleach

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

Clorox®Commercial Solutions®Hydrogen Peroxide Disinfectant

and wipes

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Oxivir™Tb and wipes

Accel®TB and wipes

Peroxide Multi Surface Cleaner and Disinfectant

Suretouch®

Oxy-Team™Disinfectant Cleaner

ORDINARY CLEANING OF UNDERSIDE OF TABLE/

COUNTER

Should cleaning on the underside of the counter/table be needed,

avoid exposing the electronics to any liquids.

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION RELATED SAFETY

1. All points in Customer Safety above also pertain to fabrication

and installation safety.

2. Fabricators and installers must follow all OSHA/ National Electric

Code /UL Standards as required by installation location or

customer.

3. Do not power the electronics until fully assembled into a table or

top. Make all connections to the Intentek™Electronics Module

before applying power.

4. Intentek™ Electronics AC Adapter or equivalent must be used.

Formica Group does not recommend or warranty hardwiring.

5. Do not install nished table or top while electronics are powered.

6. Always use recommended wire to connect electronics modules.

7. Always cover wiring underneath table/counter.

INSPECTION

Inspect all materials at the time they are received to ensure all

components are free of damage and/or visible defects. Do not

assemble materials with known defects. It is the responsibility of the

customer/fabricator/installer to inspect materials before installation.

Before fabrication, conrm that Computer-Aided Design (CAD) les

are available.

STORAGE CONDITIONS

The optimal conditions for storage are 50 – 90°F (10 – 32°C) and

30% – 65% humidity. Keep materials free from moisture, dust, and

impact. The material should never be stored in contact with the oor

or an outside wall.

Laminate sheets and backers have been shipped in a way to protect

both materials. Formica Group recommends that they are stored

in the way they are shipped in order to continue to protect until

installation.

Due to delicate nature of the coils embedded in the underside of the

decorative laminate, do not slide the back of the laminate against

another surface. Keep coils covered with the provided

covering until cavity has been cut with CNC.

ACCLIMATION CONDITIONS

Prior to fabrication, allow laminate sheet, backer, and substrate to

acclimate for at least 48 hours at the same ambient conditions. The

optimal conditions for acclimation are 50 – 90°F (10 – 32°C) and

30% – 65% humidity.

FABRICATION CONDITIONS

Laminate sheets, backers, substrate surfaces, and electronic

components must be dry, clean and free of all grease, dust, and

foreign matter. The optimal conditions for fabrication are

50 – 90°F (10 – 32°C) and 30% – 65% humidity.

INTENTEK™WIRELESS CHARGING SURFACES MAY BE

APPLIED TO

1. Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)

2. Particleboard

3. Hardwood Faced Veneer Core Plywood, also known as

Grade A Faced Plywood

TOOLS & MATERIALS SOLD

BY FORMICA GROUP

• Intentek™ Laminate in the specied quantity

• Intentek™ Laminate backer in the specied quantity

• Intentek™Electronics Universal AC power adapter in the

specied quantity

• Intentek™ Electronics module in the specied quantity

• Test Receiver {Provided to Fabricator Partners Only}

• Test Receiver manual {Provided to Fabricator Partners Only}

ADDITIONAL TOOLS & MATERIALS NEEDED

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), examples:

• Eye protection

• Dust mask

• Gloves

• Hearing protection as needed

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• Approved substrate that is at least ¾" thick

• Panel layup equipment

• Approved adhesives - Polyvinyl acetate (PVA), Polyurethane

(PUR), Contact Adhesives

• CNC machine

• CAD program for CNC machine

• Phillips head screwdriver

• A table or work surface

• Depth gauge

• Cleaning cloths

• Cleaner (as recommended by adhesive manufacturer to remove

any dried adhesive)

APPROVED ADHESIVES

Polyvinyl acetate (PVA), Polyurethane (PUR), Contact Adhesive

IF MULTIPLE ELECTRONICS MODULES ARE TO BE

CONNECTED, ADDITIONAL TOOLS

• Wire cutter

• Wire stripper

• Small slotted screwdriver

• Two colors of 20 AWG solid core wire or thicker

• Sheathing coverage for wire channels

• 3" alignment screws as needed

• Cradle for AC/DC converter box with screws as needed (to hold

adapter under top)

• Alternative length AC Adapter or extension cord as needed

• Edge bander or other method to nish table/counter edging

as needed

• Table/counter base as needed

IMPORTANT INSTALLATION TIPS & REMINDERS

• For fabrication techniques specic to working with High Pressure

Laminate, refer to the Formica®Technical and Installation

Guide for High Pressure Laminate.

• Material, equipment, and workmanship should conform to the

Formica Group recommended standard practices, conditions,

procedures, and recommendations as specied by ANSI/NEMA

LD3-2005, Architectural Woodwork Quality Standards and ANSI

A161.2-1998 Standards.

• Fabricating with peel coat on surface is recommended.

• Router base should be clean and free of burrs and debris. All

work surfaces should be clean, at, and free of burrs. Conrm

laminate, backer, and substrate are dry, clean and free of all

grease, dust, and foreign matter.

• Before beginning, conrm storage, acclimation and fabrication

conditions outlined above have been met.

BASIC INSTALLATION STEPS FOR PANEL

LAY-UP AND CNC FABRICATION

1. PANEL LAY-UP

1A) SUBSTRATE: Use industrial substrate suitable for HPL (high

pressure laminate) bonding.

1B) CLEAN: All surfaces of all materials including substrate,

Intentek™Laminate sheet and backing sheet to remove any debris

which would cause telegraphing. Do not remove the 5"x5" masking

from charging zones on the back of the Intentek™Laminate face

sheet. If 5"x5" masking has been removed accidently, add masking

tape, that does not have too much tack, over contact pads before

proceeding.

1C) ADHESIVE: Apply adhesive to the substrate per adhesive

manufacturer instructions for bonding HPL (high pressure laminate). It

is advised that a test is done to assure bond.

1D) INTENTEK™LAMINATE FACE SHEET INDEXING: Using the

marked reference edge, position face sheet with a consistent ¼"

(0.25") overhang on the substrate length and consistent ¼" (0.25")

overhang on the substrate width. NOTE: Face sheet must extend

beyond the substrate and backer edge to maintain the reference

edge for the CNC operation.

Keep 6'x6' Masking in Place Do Not Layup Panel without Masking

*Corded/stranded wire is not recommended

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1E) INTENTEK™LAMINATE BACKER SHEET INDEXING:

Position backer sheet aligned to the substrate board edge. Backer

must be aligned to the substrate edge and not overhang.

1F) PROCESS OF BONDING: A heat tunnel with heated or cold nip

rollers can be used or a conventional hot or cold press. Regardless

of the process, the face sheet indexing above must be maintained as

specied.

2. PRE-PRODUCTION: ENGINEERING & CNC OPERATIONS

2A) ENGINEERING: Load cut le for the job into the CNC for

cutting. Set machine to remove entire cavity for checking depth

measurement.

2B) TEST MACHINING: It is recommended that a test piece of core

is run, measured and dry tted to ensure proper machining and t

before processing.

2C) IMPORTANT PARTS OF CAVITY:

a. Flange for heat sink (measured from top of ange to bottom of

cavity where contract pads are, which is 13.31mm or .524 inch)

b. Blower screws recess area

c. Power board support ange

d. Structural support of area with exception of area cut out for

contact pads

2D) CAVITY PERIMETER CUT:

a. Formica Group requires using a perimeter cut for the contact

pad area. MDF/Particleboard/Plywood will be removed after CNC

cut is complete. For this perimeter cut, we recommend to use

1/4" or 3/8" bit.

2E) BOTTOM/UP CNC PROGRAMMING: Formica Group

understands that CNC programs dier. Formica Group will supply

CAD les that will have bottom/up measurements of the cavity. Our

recommendation is to cut cavity using a bottom/up measurement

from the vacuum table. By doing this, CNC machine will reference

and cut to the deepest measurement of cavity, which is 2.3mm

(which will cut to the very back of the Intentek™decorative face

sheet). If CNC programming requires top/down measurements,

fabricator will need to adjust CNC Cut le.

2F) OPTIONAL CONFIRMATOIN OF MEASURMENTS: Prior

to fabrication, should fabricator want to conrm that laminate

measurements match the CNC Cut le, do not measure from the

decorative side where the charging icon is placed. Center point

measurements can be made from backside of laminate as shown

below.

B. Screw Recess

A. Flange

C. Powerboard Support

D. Structural Support

Decorative sheet of

Intentek™laminate is

overhanging the substrate.

Substrate

Example of marked reference edge.

Reference edge also marked on

decorative side with label.

Backer should be ush

with the substrate

Decorative Face Sheet

overhangs substrate.

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CAUTION: When measuring, do not use any tools that could

damage the contact pad.

NOTE: The end with the double layer of contact pads is where the

electronics blower oulet will be.

3. PRODUCTION: CNC OPERATIONS (TYPICAL STEPS)

3A) RESET CNC: Reset CNC program for cutting to do a perimeter

cut of the deepest part of cavity (the part where the contact pads are

exposed). We do not recommend removal of material within this area

until after CNC operation is complete.

3B) POSITION BOARD: Position the decorative laminate side of

panel face down on the CNC table.

3C) ALIGN BOARD: Position the decorative laminate side of Align

reference edge of panel decorative laminate sheet to the CNC

alignment pins on the vacuum table prior to initiating the cutting

operation.

3D) WARNING: Machining must not contact the charging zone area

contact pads which will impact/defeat the performance of the end

product.

3E) RUN CNC: Run CNC program to make all cuts into the

substrate, which may include:

a. the electronics cavity or cavities into the substrate

b. wire or adapter tracks

c. attachment holes for table legs

3F) REMOVE CAVITY PIECE: When job is complete, remove cavity

substrate piece (that was created with the perimeter cut) from the

cavity to reveal the contact pads. At this time, the 5"x5" masking

should also be removed.

3G) CONFIRM CAVITY MEASUREMENT: Check to conrm the

distance from the ange where the heat sink will eventually be

screwed in to the bottom of the cavity where the contact pads are.

This measurement should be 13.31 mm. (.524 inch)

This end is where

blower outlet will

be orientented

This is where the center

point is measured

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3H) CONFIRM FIT: Test t of heat sink to the cavity by placing into

the cavity. Heat sink should not rock side-to-side, but sit evenly

in the cavity. Check to conrm the silver contact pads are visible

through the holes in the heat sink.

4. PRODUCTION

4A) COMPLETE EDGING AS NEEDED: Table or counter should be

edged as specied.

5. ELECTRONICS INSTALLATION

5A) UNSCREW MODULE: Unscrew electronic module from heat

sink cover. Retain screws for nal assembly.

5B) PEEL BLUE COAT: Peel o blue peel coat from the gap pad.

Take care not to pull o the gray gap pad.

5C) ALIGN HEAT SINK: Align the heat sink in the cavity by visually

centering the heat sink holes on all of the silver contact pads.

5D) PLACE 1ST SCREW IN HEAT SINK: Press the heat sink down

and place initial screw - check to conrm all contact pads are still

visible through the holes in the heat sink.

5E) SCREW IN HEAT SINK: Place the remaining three screws into

heat sink and tighten. CAUTION: Do not overtighten screws in the

substrate.

5F) CONNECT MULTIPLE CHARGING ZONES AS NEEDED: If

design calls for multiple electronics zones to be connected, follow

instructions now that are found in the box on the next page. If you

are only installing one charge zone, skip to step 5G.

Wiring should be done before electronics module housing is

attached in next step.

Heat shink should not

rock from side-to-side

Make sure all contact

pads are visbile

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CONNECTING MULTIPLE ELECTRONICS MODULES TO

A SINGLE AC ADAPTER

REMINDERS:

• Up to four electronics modules can be connected with a single

power source. Use this step if the design requires multiple

electronics modules to be connected.

• 20 AWG corded wire is the minimum gauge required.

• When connecting multiple electronics units together, it is critical that

instructions are followed. The correct polarity is important, or the

electronics will not operate.

• Always use two cord colors. Formica Group recommends using a

red wire for positive and a white wire for negative.

• Always cover wire when top is nished.

• Never work with electrical wiring while powered.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONNECTING MULTIPLE

CHARGING ZONES TOGETHER

a) Conrm electronics are not plugged into a power source.

b) Locate the parent electronics module (the parent is the one that

will be plugged into the AC Adapter).

c) Using a wire stripper, strip 3/16" o one end of the red and white

wires to expose the wire underneath.

d) Using a small slotted screwdriver, tighten the exposed wire of

the positive (red) wire into the positive port in the parent’s power

distribution board.

e) Using a small slotted screwdriver, tighten the exposed wire of the

negative (white) wire into the negative port in the parent’s power

distribution board.

f) Measure the length of wire needed to reach the next electronics

module and cut. Strip this end to expose 3/16" of both red and

white cords.

g) Using a small slotted screwdriver, tighten the exposed wire of

the positive (red) wire into the positive port in the second power

distribution board.

h) Using a small slotted screwdriver, tighten the exposed wire of the

negative (white) wire into the negative port in the second power

distribution board.

i) Repeat until all of electronics modules have been connected.

j) Check to be certain all wires are tight in terminal strips.

Sheathing coverage

for wire channels

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