Cleaning System ud-800 Page 13
7.
Transport and Installation
The machine is delivered packed. Unpack the machine outside an explosive atmosphere and bring it
to the installation site. Install the machine as described in the following sections.
7.1.
Exhaust Ducting
The exhaust air hose must be integrated in the ex-
haust system at the installation site and must be
routed outdoors properly into the so-called "free air
space". Place the exhaust air hose vertically, a mini-
mum of one metre for optimal function of the ex-
haust system and stretch the hose as far as possible
in order to avoid a reduced cross-section. In this way
optimal exhaust suction will be achieved.
Ensure that fumes are not directed into areas where
people are likely to be. The exhaust air has to be led
away safely. That means according to ATEX and espe-
cially not into flues serving furnaces or fireplaces and
not into the exhaust ducts of spraying and drying cab-
inets. In case the exhaust system conditions at the in-
stallation site require a longer exhaust air hose or the
instructions in how to route the exhaust air system
cannot be complied with, please contact an ATEX-
ventilation system specialist to ensure safe opera-
tion. The power of the integrated air suction nozzle is
limited to max. ca. 4 metres of ducting, depending on
the route of ducts (corners, radii, height). An explo-
sion-proof exhaust fan is required for longer ducting.
It’s recommended not to connect the machine di-
rectly to a rigid pipe. Use at least 30-40 cm of the flex-
ible B-TEC exhaust hose to ensure that the machine
can be relocated or repaired conveniently if neces-
sary.
Diameter of exhaust hose: Ø125 mm
Figure 7-1
The exhaust air flow rate can be adjusted at the flow adjuster as needed depending on the length
of the duct.
Caution! Only use original B-TEC exhaust air
hoses! Risk of fire! Do not use plastic hoses!
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