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Version

Issue Date

Revision

1.10

20.June. 2018

All Pages

1.20

20.September. 2018

Pages: 14; 15; 16 & 17

1.30

05.October.2020

Document audited

DoKaSch TEMPERATURE SOLUTIONS GmbH

Mönchhofallee 7  |  65451 Kelsterbach  | Germany

Phone:  +49 6142 836 938-0  |  Telefax: +49 6142 836 938-99

[email protected]

|  

www.dokasch-ts.com

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Released by

Verena Blum

Johannes Fehl

Summary of Contents for Opticooler

Page 1: ...TEMPERATURE THAT ARRIVES Opticooler Quick User Guide ...

Page 2: ...er 2018 Pages 14 15 16 17 1 30 05 October 2020 Document audited DoKaSch TEMPERATURE SOLUTIONS GmbH Mönchhofallee 7 65451 Kelsterbach Germany Phone 49 6142 836 938 0 Telefax 49 6142 836 938 99 info dokasch ts com www dokasch ts com 2 Issued by Released by Verena Blum Johannes Fehl ...

Page 3: ...on Operation 5 9 Alerts 10 11 End Operation 12 External Power Battery Charging 13 15 Important Preparation of Active Shipments 16 Important During Active Shipments 17 Contacts 18 RAP Details 19 24 RKN Details 25 28 Control Panel RAP RKN 29 ...

Page 4: ...icooler This Quick User Guide does not replace the Operations Manual Please do also read and follow the Operations Manual Leading is always the Operations Manual in it s latest edition Download at www dokasch ts com manual 4 ...

Page 5: ...Start Operation No physical damages Both charging cables are available and plugged in Cargo compartment is clean Door s can be closed properly Step 1 Quick visibility check 5 ...

Page 6: ...ress green button Green light indicates that the container is running Control unit boots now approx 60 sec Start screen appears and the container is ready for operation without active temperature program Do not switch off the container as long as the start screen is not being fully displayed 6 ...

Page 7: ...tep 3 Select the temperature at the start screen P1 Set 5 C 2 8 C P2 Set 20 C 15 25 C P3 Set variable individual temperature between 2 and 30 C with a range of 3 C Press the relevant button to select temperature range 7 ...

Page 8: ...rogram Confirm by pressing YES within 10 sec Screen changes into program mode Container starts cooling down or heating up immediately If you press NO or wait more than 10 sec Container does not start any program and returns to the start screen 8 ...

Page 9: ...ure range Temperature must remain constant at the selected set point for 1 hour before loading the goods 9 Goods must be pre conditioned exactly Goods temperature deviation shall not deviate more than plus minus 0 5 C from the set temperature Larger deviations reduce the running time of the battery significantly The container is not designed to cool down or heat up cargo on battery ...

Page 10: ...below 20 Yellow light starts flashing and alarm is displayed 1 Press Quit Alarm to stop the flash light 2 If the cause has been solved doors are closed temperature within the range quit the alert Ensure that all alerts have been quitted before sealing the display cover Seal the display cover 10 ...

Page 11: ...ttery Plug in the container immediately and ensure if the container is charging 2 Open door check doors and ensure they are closed properly 3 Temp Deviation Move the container into an environment which is close to set temperature and inform your supervisor Do not break cover seal Do not quit the alert without permission by your supervisor 11 ...

Page 12: ...e container and the container is empty Push button END PROGRAM and confirm next screen with YES Close the doors and recharge the container up to 100 and switch it off afterwards Plug in the container at mains power to avoid damages of the batteries and switch it off afterwards 12 ...

Page 13: ...ne cable or both in parallel DoKaSch recommends to use both Plug in one end at the container and the other end at the mains power of the warehouse 110 220 V The battery charges the fastest using two cables at an outside temperature between 15 C 59 F and 20 C 68 F Higher or lower ambient temperature lead to longer charging times 13 ...

Page 14: ...ables are five meters long black red and local extensions can be used Fixed cables Type F Europe except the UK and Ireland 14 Adapters Type B USA Canada Mexico Japan Type G UK Ireland Malta Malysia Singapore Type J Switzerland United Arabian Emirates Type I China Australia New Zealand Argentina ...

Page 15: ...flash symbol are displayed Monitor the charging status If battery capacity does not increase unplug cables for safety reasons and inform your supervisor Before charging the container always check the power cables and their sockets both ends of the cable at the container for visible damages e g damaged isolation ripped out sockets 15 ...

Page 16: ...l sides At the air inlets and the air outlets If the cargo on the pallet is shrink wrapped keep the pallets itself totally clear from any foil or carton Avoid cold traps when packing the cargo IATA Dangerous Good Regulations must be met strictly Fix the cargo with airline approved straps at the tie down Observe the max weight Avoid lose foil cartons etc that can block the ventilators ...

Page 17: ... goods are loaded Reduce exposure to direct sunrays to the greatest possible extend Move the container to an environment which is close to the set temperature To secure a high charging level plug in the container with two cables whenever possible Handle the container with care to avoid physically damages and do NOT harm the isolation ...

Page 18: ...ts com Availability checks rental requests and bookings shall be addressed to Dokasch TS at normal business hours Mo Fr 09 00 17 00 LT FRA E Mail request dokasch ts com Phone 49 6142 836 938 12 Fax 49 6142 836 938 99 Address Dokasch TEMPERATURE SOLUTIONS Mönchhofallee 7 65451 Kelsterbach Germany 18 ...

Page 19: ...RAP And RKN Payload Securing Payload could be tied down by straps at six points on all four sides 19 Payload securing ...

Page 20: ...20 RAP Details ...

Page 21: ...RAP Left Back side 21 document pouch cable bin charging sockets control panel space for labels ...

Page 22: ...RAP Front view space for labels 22 270 door opening hand strap door handle door locker ...

Page 23: ...RAP Front view 23 270 door opening ...

Page 24: ...P Air is being sucked at the bottom of the rear wall Four fans with heating and cooling technologies are located at each fan unit where airflow is passing by ensuring accurate tempering 24 Air circulation ...

Page 25: ...25 RKN Details ...

Page 26: ...26 RKN Left Back side cable bin document pouch charging sockets control panel door handle hand strap ...

Page 27: ...27 RKN 270 door opening Door open ...

Page 28: ... 28 Air circulation Air is being sucked at the bottom of the side wall Three fans with heating and cooling technologies are located at each fan unit where airflow is passing by ensuring accurate tempering ...

Page 29: ...RAP And RKN Control Panel brackets for sealing control panel cover flashing light for optical alarm continuously displayed during operation no screen saver 29 control panel ...

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