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1) Prior to bar balancing, select a suitable spring depending on the situation at hand. 
See table below.

Bare bar* + shock-resistant profile

Bare bar* + shock-resistant profile and luminous cord

Bare bar* + rack

Bare bar* + luminous cord and rack

Bare bar* + shock-resistant profile and mobile barrier support

Bare bar* + shock-resistant profile, luminous cord and mobile barrier support

Bare bar* + rack and mobile barrier support

Bare bar* + luminous cord, rack and mobile barrier support

Passage clearance lamp (m)                                                          1.5     

1.75   

  2.0     

2.25

     2.5     

2.75

     3.0     

3.25     

3.5    3.75 

7) Tighten the anti-shearing protection cover to the bar fitting 
with UNI6954 Ø3.9x19 screws.

5.6 Bar balancing

* By Bare bar we mean a bar complete with the transparent slot cover and end plug.

PASSAGE CLEARANCE LAMP (max. 3.75 m)

G02040 spring  Ø

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G04060 spring  Ø

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G06080 spring  Ø

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Summary of Contents for GARD 4 SERIES

Page 1: ...AUTOMATION FOR STREET BARRIERS INSTALLATION MANUAL GARD 4 SERIES G4040 G4040I...

Page 2: ...L38 Electric board designed to accommodate radio board coupling 002 LB38 Board for the connection of three 12V 6Ah emergency batteries The following accessories are optional to the GARD 4 automation s...

Page 3: ...50 60Hz Max absorption 1 3A 230V 15A 24V Rated power 300W Max torque 600 Nm Reduction ratio 1 202 Opening time 2 6 s Operative intermittence intensive operation Protection level IP54 Weight 54 kg Insu...

Page 4: ...it continuity are allowed as long as they include additional insulation with respect to other internal drive parts Install suitable tubes and ducts for electric cable passage to guarantee protection a...

Page 5: ...ls 2 1 7 3 4 5 6 8 8 Photoelectric cells 9 Fixed barrier support 10 Magnetic sensor 11 Photoelectric cell support 12 Magnetic reader 13 Column for reader 9 10 11 12 13 5 3 Cable list and minimun thick...

Page 6: ...e a hole to house the fixing base and prepare sheath tubes from the branch pit for the connections 4 Remove the nuts and washers from the threaded screws position the cabinet on the base in correspond...

Page 7: ...designed to be installed on the left of the gateway as seen from inside 3 Should installation on the right be required the direction of the bar s opening must be inverted Proceed in the following man...

Page 8: ...insert it in the bar s conduit a procedure that should be carried out on both sides Insert the shock resistant profile and cut excess length Lastly secure the bar end plug with the screws provided 4 P...

Page 9: ...resistant profile and mobile barrier support Barebar shock resistantprofile luminouscordandmobilebarriersupport Bare bar rack and mobile barrier support Bare bar luminous cord rack and mobile barrier...

Page 10: ...n anchor nut 4 Hook the tie rod to the anchoring bracket release the gearmotor and manually turn the spring to increase or decrease traction until the bar rests at 45 WARNING The release procedure may...

Page 11: ...is loose when the bar is in the vertical position at rest the spring is tight when the bar is in the horizontal position tense 5 7 ZL38 Electric board installation 1 Loosen the three screws in the con...

Page 12: ...cessary proceed to the adjustment of the dampers Warning For greater safety and better unit performance the bar s opening and closing operations should be carried out with the inspection hatch closed...

Page 13: ...g and closing adjustment tighten the locking nuts under the dampers 5 Insert the inspection hatch and close it 4 After making adjustments and settings from the control panel put the container lid in p...

Page 14: ...ower The unit does not work with the back up batteries 8 25 26 15 Check the bar length ratio with mountable accesso ries The unit is slow to respond 7 16 Re save radio code 18 Adjust sensitivity 22 En...

Page 15: ...parts of the following Standards 98 37 CE 98 79 CE MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 98 336 CEE 92 31 CEE ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY DIRECTIVE 73 23 CEE 93 68 CE LOW VOLTAGE DIRECTIVE 89 106 CEE CONSTRUCTION PR...

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