Cooper Crouse-Hinds GHG 664 Series Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 8

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Technical data

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Emergency Pack 80 W

Apparatus marking acc. to 94/9/EC:

  II 2 G;

Explosion category::

Ex de II C T6

EC-type examination certificate:

PTB 07 ATEX 2002 X

Rated voltage:

220 V to 240 V  50 / 60 HZ

Rated power

max. 80 W

Rated current:

5 A

Rated operating time

1,5 h

*

Cross section:

max  6 mm²

Perm. ambient temperatur:

-20° C to +40° C

*

  (catalogue version)

(Other temperatures possible for special versions)

*

 Battery data specified at:

 -5° C to +40° C

Perm. storage temperature in original packing: +5° C to +40° C

original packing, dry, in a closed rooms

Degree of protection to EN 60529/IEC 529:

IP 54 (catalogue version)

Insulation class acc. to EN 60598/IEC 598:

I - is fulfilled by apparatus

Test torques:

fixing screws:

M12

  54 Nm

M20

230 Nm

Cross section:

UK 3  (bis 2,5 mm²) 0,6 Nm
UK 5  (bis 4,0 mm²) 0,6 Nm
UK 6  (bis 6,0 mm²) 1,5 Nm

cable entries:

Screw-in thread

Pressure screw

M20 for armour cables

11,5 Nm

22,0 Nm

M25

18,0 Nm

25,0 Nm

Wight:

ca.    40,50 kg

Enclosure material:
Flameproof enclosure:

Aluminium alloy pressure casting

Terminal and bus bar boxes

Sheet steel

Enclosure surface finish:

Plastic powder coating

Colour of enclosure (standard version):

RAL 7032, (enclosure cover- RAL 7022)

Emergency lighting battery

Lead battery  2x 12 V / 12 Ah

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Sicherheitshinweise

Warning: These operating

instructions may only be used in

conjunction with the

instructions

GHG 690 7003 P0001.

The explosion-protected enclosures and

distributions are not suited for use in

Zone 0.

The electrical connection of enclosures

and distributions may only be carried out

by elektronik specialists acc to EN 60079-14.

Even after disconnection, due to the

battery,  the built-in components of the

emergency pack can still be live.

Modifications or design changes to

apparatus and distributions  that affect

the explosion protection are not

permitted.

They shall be used for their intended

purpose and shall be in a perfect and

clean state.

Prior to being put into  operation, the

boxes shall be checked in accordance

with the instructions as per section 6.

Before initial operation, any foreign

matter shall be removed from the

apparatus.

The national safety rules and regulations

for the prevention of accidents, as well as

the safety instructions included in these

operating instructions, that, like this text,

are set in italics, shall be observed!

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Conformity with standards

The explosion-protected emergency pack
has been developed, manufactured and
tested by Cooper Crouse-Hinds (hereinafter
referred to as CCH

CCH

CCH

CCH

CCH) in accordance with DIN

EN ISO 9001.
It complies with the standards listed in the
Declaration of Conformity.

94/9 EC: Equipment and protective systems
intended for use in potentially explosive
atmospheres.

The Emergency pack fulfil further
requirements, such as the EC directive on
electromagnetic compatibility (89/336/EEC)

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Legend

Safety warning

  

Note

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Information

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Field of application

The Emergency packs are intended for use
in potentially explosive atmospheres in zones
1,2 in accordance with  IEC 60079-10!
The enclosure materials used, including any
external metal parts, are high quality
materials that ensure a corrosion resistance
and resistance to chemical substances
according to the requirements for use in a
”normal industrial atmosphere”:

- stainless steel AISI 316 L
- aluminium alloy pressure casting

Optionally, a surface protection for tropical
and sea climates, etc. is also available for
use in extremely aggressive atmospheres.

Summary of Contents for GHG 664 Series

Page 1: ...und Versorgungseinheit Emergency Pack 80 Watt Typ GHG 664 5 GHG 660 7005 P0001 D E F Operating instructions Emergency Pack 80 Watt Typ GHG 664 5 Mode d emploi Unit d alimentation secteur et autonome...

Page 2: ...lication Properties 10 6 Installation 10 6 1 Mounting 10 11 6 2 Opening apparatus Electrical connection 11 6 3 1 Ex e cable entry KLE Ex e blanking plug 11 12 6 3 2 Ex d Cable entry KLE Ex d blanking...

Page 3: ...die Einbauten der Explosionsgesch tzten Netz und Versorgungseinheit unter Spannung stehen Umbauten oder Ver nderungen an der Explosionsgesch tzten Netz und Versorgungseinheit die den Explosions schutz...

Page 4: ...ausgeschaltet werden Fig 2 Der eingebaute Tiefentladungsschutz verhindert das Tiefentladen der Batterie Bei entladener Batterie wird das angeschlossene Betriebsmittel abgeschaltet Andere als die besc...

Page 5: ...2 Ub1 UBT Ub2 Ub1 OUT2 OUT1 OUT1 OUT2 OUT2 OUT1 OUT1 OUT2 Ub2 Ub2 Ub Ub Ub Ub Fig 3 Anschlussklemme Netzversorgung Notleuchte Steckbr cke Batterie 7 Instandhaltung Wartung Die f r die Wartung Instandh...

Page 6: ...gestattet Mounting and transporting Mounting and transporting in specified position only in specified position only upside bottom side Attention Text 1 Text 1 CEAG www CEAG de Warning In case of excha...

Page 7: ...htstehend transportieren Batteriekontakte oben Batterieaufdruck lesbar Fig 5 Die unbesch digte Batterieeinheit darf wie oben beschrieben f r Instandsetzungs arbeiten auch durch explosionsgesch tzte Be...

Page 8: ...n due to the battery the built in components of the emergency pack can still be live Modifications or design changes to apparatus and distributions that affect the explosion protection are not permitt...

Page 9: ...us can be switched off during emergency lighting operation by means of the built in switch on the front of the enclosure Fig 2 The built in deep discharge protection prevents the deep discharging of t...

Page 10: ...7 Maintenance Servicing The valid national regulations for the servicing maintenance of electrical apparatus for use in potentially explosive atmospheres shall be observed e g ElexV VDE 0105 Part 9 in...

Page 11: ...on transporting batteries in Chapter 9 1 Mounting in reverse order Put into operation in accordance with Chapter 6 5 Modifications or constructional changes to apparatus are not permitted Fig 4 Conne...

Page 12: ...owing shall be observed Transport the battery unit in the original packaging Protect against shocks and blows Secure the connection leads in the holders provided Fig 7 Transport the battery unit in an...

Page 13: ...4 Apr s d connexion les composants de l unit d alimentation secteur et autono me pour atmosph res explosibles peuvent tre mis sous tension gr ce la batterie int gr e Toute transformation ou modificati...

Page 14: ...ontre les d charges totales emp che la batterie de se d charger D s que la batterie est d charg e le dispositif lectrique s arr te Toute application autre que celles d crites ici n est sans l approbat...

Page 15: ...OUT2 Ub2 Ub2 Ub Ub Ub Ub Fig 3 Borne de raccordement Alimentation r seau Eclairage de secours Strap enfichable Batterie 7 Maintien Entretien Les r glementations nationales relatives au travaux de mai...

Page 16: ...e de maintien Pour le transport de l unit de batteries se conformer au chapitre 9 1 Repose proc der dans le sens inverse Mise en service selon le chapitre 6 5 Mise en service Il est interdit d apporte...

Page 17: ...rdement en haut 9 1 Transport s par de l unit de batteries A respecter Transporter l unit de batteries dans l emballage d origine La prot ger des coups Fixer les c bles de raccordement dans les suppor...

Page 18: ...ungen muss bis an die Klemme heran reichen Isolation der Anschlussleitungen muss bis an die Klemme heran reichen Alle Leiter mit Anschlussbezeichnungen markiert Alle Leiter mit Anschlussbezeichnungen...

Page 19: ...89 336 EG Elektromagnetische Vertr glichkeit 89 336 EC Electromagnetic compatibility 89 336 CE Compatibilit lectromagn tique EN 60 079 0 2004 EN 60 079 1 2004 EN 60 079 7 2003 EN 61 000 6 2 2006 EN 6...

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