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Mounting and Operating Instructions Fire-Resistant Cabinet Type DualGuard-S ESF30 October 2022 www.eaton.com
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6.8 Setup conditions for fire protection en-
closures
• The floor must be level
• Only suited for interior setup
• Setup location must be dry and frost-free
• Not suited for outdoor setup
• Floor/wall must be suited (load-capacity, classification)
Before installing the enclosures, the wall specifications must
be carefully checked with respect to the high weights of the
enclosures
Verify the suitability of the included dowels (only suited for
concrete, solid bricks, solid lime sand bricks iaw. DIN !!) with
respect to the wall specifications.
The enclosure must be aligned at the final setup location.
For this purpose, the enclosure can be lifted at the corners,
and shims can be used to compensate height differences.
The enclosure must then be in a horizontally level position.
The enclosure must be secured against tipping.
Verify that the fire protection seals are undamaged.
Verify that the doors properly close when locking the enclosure.
6.9 Special features DualGuard-S ESF30 30-P
and 15-P
• The door swing can be changed locally – on the right side
by default.
• Door can be unhinged to reduce weight for transportation
purposes.
• Door locking mechanism via swivel arm with double bit
profile half-cylinder 30/10.
• Profile half-cylinder 30/10 can be swapped.
• Locking mechanism with push bar with 2-point locking
mechanism.
• Support tab for a uniform door gap.
• Cable partition for combined or individual feed.
• Exterior attachment tabs.
• Door flush with body, 180° swing angle.
• Ventilation system via enclosure rear wall (EH).
• Attachment locations to mount the optional mounting
system or for direct installation.
6.10 Delivered scope
• Our products are shipped complete with everything nee-
ded and appropriate for installation.
• The fire protection enclosures are shipped as described
in the prospectus. Available options are described in the
prospectus.
6.11 Function check, technical safety ins-
pection, maintenance and care
• The fire protection enclosures must be maintained and
inspected for proper function at least once annually.
We recommend in your best interest that you conduct a
functional check (visual inspection) on a monthly basis. A
technical safety inspection can only be performed with the
required care by a qualified employee, since this requires
sufficient experienced and extensive knowledge.
• Conventional, mild household cleaning agents can be used
to clean the exterior of the fire protection enclosures.
• The locking mechanisms on the doors are maintenance-
free. The door hinges can be lubricated with graphite.
• Testing the smoke detector: The detector in the smoke
alarm is based on a photoelectric measurement of the
intensity of scattered light from smoke particles (Tyndall
effect). It is equipped with a red LED alarm indicator.
When there is no smoke in the measurement area, the
detector is in standby mode, indicated by periodic flashes
of the red LED.
• The mounted and connected detector is checked by inser-
ting the test rod into the central hole in the detector cover
(plastic or metal rod with a diameter of ~ 1 mm and a length
of 4 - 5 cm). The detector response should not be longer
than 10s. To switch the detector back to standby mode,
disconnect the power supply for a moment or disconnect
the detector itself from the fan unit. The check must be
carried out 2x a year.
