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Instruction Manual
IM01500001E
Effective July 2011
Pow-R-Line switchboards
eaton Corporation
www.eaton.com
pre-installation: receiving,
handling, and storage
Receiving
Upon delivery, use the packing list to confirm the number of items
against what was received to ensure that the shipment is complete .
Any discrepancies should be noted on the freight bill before signing .
Report any shortages or damage to the freight carrier immediately .
Immediately upon receipt of the switchboard, the plastic covering
should be carefully removed and a thorough inspection of each
section should be made to detect any damage incurred during
shipment . Any damage should be noted on the bill of lading (freight
bill) and the consignee receiving the equipment should notify
the freight carrier .
FAILURE TO NOTIFY THE FREIGHT CARRIER
OF DAMAGE IN A TIMELY MANNER MAY RESULT IN THE
CONSIGNEE ASSUMING THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH
REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DAMAGED EQUIPMENT
.
After inspection, it is recommended that a plastic covering be used
to protect the equipment from dust, dirt, moisture and damage until
ready for installation .
The switchboard should remain attached to its shipping skid until it
has been moved into its final installation position .
Handling
WARNiNG
sWitchBoARD is top-hEAvy. usE cARE iN hANDliNG.
Switchboards are top-heavy . Switchboard sections may weigh over
2000 pounds . Before moving or lifting, verify that the equipment
used to handle the switchboard is within safe limits of its lifting
capacity .
Switchboard shipping lengths will vary . Each shipping section is
bolted with lag bolts to heavy wooden skids that extend beyond all
sides of the switchboard .
Use of lifting means
Lifting means are bolted to each switchboard shipping length .
Lifting a switchboard by crane is the recommended method for
moving this equipment .
Figure 1. Typical Indoor Lifting Means
Figure 2. Typical Outdoor Lifting Means
DO NOT pass cables or chains through the holes in the lifting
means . Use cables or chain with hooks or shackles rated for the load
and weight of the switchboard shipping length to be lifted .
Prepare a sling and a spanner or spreader . (See
Figure 3
and
Figure 4
.) Eaton does not provide chain, cables, shackles, hooks,
spanner, or spreader .
Lifting Means
Lifting Means
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