Comunello Automation BORDER 400, Installation And User Manual

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2 MODELS AND PRODUCTS DESCRIPTION
2.1 DESCRIPTION
Sturdy and easy to install, the BORDER electromechanical barrier system is suitable for residential, public and industrial applications.
Thanks to the on-board electronic control unit any type of barrier system function can be programmed.
2.2 TYPICAL INSTALLATION
D
E
C
B
B
A
KEY
A BARRIER SYSTEM WITH INTERNAL CONTROL UNIT
B PHOTOCELLS
C FLASHING LIGHT
D KEY SELECTOR SWITCH
E END REST
3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
BORDER 400
Operating power supply 24 V
Maximum power consumption 150 W
Current input 4.5 A max
Torque 100 Nm
Duty cycle Intensive (15” ON - 45” OFF)
Protection rating IP 44
Insulation class I I (2)
Operating temp. from -20°C to + 50°C
Weight 45 Kg
4 INSTALLATION
4.1 PRELIMINARY CHECKS
For correct operation of the automation system, make sure:
• All the accessories are properly rated.
• All the operating limits of the product can be complied with.
• The minimum and maximum clearances shown in (FIG.1).
• All material used is in perfect condition and fit for purpose.
• The selected installation site is compatible with the overall dimensions of the product.
• There are no hindrances that could obstruct the opening and closing movements of the barrier arm.
• The footing of the barrier system is able to provide stable anchorage of the unit.
• The space around the barrier system is sufficient to allow easy and safe execution of manual barrier operations.
• All devices to be installed are in a protected location in order to minimise the risk of accidental impact.
• If necessary, create a pedestrian entrance well clear of the operating range of the barrier arm.
4.2 LIMITS OF USE
• Use a fixed end rest for arms more than 3 m long.
Before installing the barrier, check that its data are within the limits of use in chapter 3:
“Product
technical specifications”.
4.3 INSTALLATION WORKS
• Assemble the counterplate and anchor bolts. Make sure to leave out about 30mm of the anchor bolts (FIG. 2).
• Embed counterplate and anchor bolts in concrete (FIG. 3A).
• In the case of an existing concrete footing drill 4 holes for the screw anchors as shown in FIG. 3B.
4.4 INSTALLING THE BORDER BARRIER SYSTEM
4.4.1 INSTALLATION
• Remove the front cover using the supplied key (FIG. 4).
• Place the pedestal on the counterplate, routing the power and accessories cables through the cable inlet hole. Secure the pedestal
with the nuts and washers supplied (FIG. 5).