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Contractor’s manual
F15 - F30 Generators
Manual For F15 and F30 - Mill.: 2008 - 11 / Mod.: JPM 05
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11. Options
The options cover any equipment peripheral to the ice
machines connected directly with their operation and of-
fered by GENEGLACE.
11.1 Electrical terminal box
You will fi nd this in the section diagram of operation on the
terminal box in option
for a generator connected to a central
refrigeration system.
It is suitable for a three phase + neutral supply.
11.2 «ILD» Ice level detector (regulation)
11.2.1 Specifi cations
11.2.2 Principle of operation
The device includes an engine which drives a rod
equipped with a sensor on one end. The assembly ro-
tates continuously.
When the ice reaches the sensor, the resistance causes
a rotation of the motor on its axis which triggers a small
switch.
This switch then cuts the supply to the “ILD” motor and
also trips another changeover switch dedicated to the
output signal which stops the ice machine.
When the level decreases, the “ILD” motor returns to its
initial position and starts to rotate again.
Production of ice then becomes possible again.
11.2.3 Mounting
It is important to consider the angle of slope formed by
the fl aked ice in the storage container when choosing the
position of the The Ice Level Detector (ILD) .
Fig. 8623.
Illustration of a possible mounting of the
«ILD».
11.2.4 Connection to the terminal box
Important
In order to avoid repeated starting of the
GENEGLACE, it is recommended that you install
manual or automatic time-delayed resetting.
11.3 Remote Control
Options
The (ILD) must be positioned in such a location that it
prevents ice from building-up inside the ice generator.
Position the(ILD)in order to avoid a build-up of ice in the
generator cylinder.
The (ILD) can be installed inside the ice storage contain-
er. Every precaution must be taken to ensure that the
passage of the (ILD)cable through the wall is watertight.
With this time switch you can enter several programmes
to switch the ice machine on and off.
A 5 core cable is suffi cient to connect the «ILD» : 2 for
the control (terminals 1 and 2) and three for the power
supply (terminals 4, 5 and 6). Refer to the end of the
instructions.
Supply voltage
220 volts single phase 50 Hz
Consumption
3 – 4 VA
Changeover switch
1 inverser - 6A - 220V
Protection of housing
IP 65
Rotor speed
12 r.p.m.
Reinforced tube
Stainless steel 28 mm diameter
Retractable blade
Polyamide
Housing
Red ABS
Stuffing gland
16 mm diameter
Mounting
Horizontal or vertical
Motor
Switched off in detection position
Blade Friction
system
The remote control can be used to set different operating
times for the GENEGLACE.
It is a digital time switch controlled by a microprocessor.
Programming instructions and a connection diagram are
supplied in the remote control box.