ED. 2010/11
5.Commissioning
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5.
Commissioning
Before putting the head (with or without actuator) into operation, the detailed instructions given in chapter 4 –
Reception and
Installation
should be read carefully.
5.1.
COMISSIONING
Before commissioning, the people who are responsible must be informed as to how the control head
works and the safety instructions to be observed. This instruction manual will be readily available to
personnel at all times
.
Before commissioning the
C
-T0P
’
the following precautions need to be taken:
•
The head is properly tightened to the valve/drive. Contrariwise, water could get inside the equipment, either deteriorating
it or preventing its use.
•
Check that all of the electrical wires have been properly secured in order to avoid possible signal failures.
•
Check that the piston and the indicator can move without coming into contact with the position detectors. Make sure that
the detectors are at the correct detection height.
•
Check that the compressed air pressure at the head inlet is that which is indicated in the
Technical Specifications
in
Chapter 8.
•
Control the possible air leaks before fitting the cover. Check to make sure that all of the pipes and their connections are
well sealed and have no leaks.
•
Check that there is power. At least one of the LED’s must be on.
•
Fit the seal and the cover, securing the same by means of the three screws that have been supplied.
5.2.
C-TOP COMMISSIONING
The C-TOP’s are prepared for start-up without any interior cabling.
They are supplied with M12 AS-i (Vampire) connector (2 meters long) that allow for an easy connection to the cable.
All the C-TOP AS-i control units are by default supplied with the same direction (0), and each unit of the installation must be
redirected from the Master.
There is an option to direct the C-TOP’s AS-i at the factory (to be consulted.)
Do not modify the operation settings for which the C-TOP head has been designed without having
received prior written authorisation from INOXPA.
Danger of burns! Do not touch the valve or pipes while there is hot liquid in circulation or when
cleaning and/or sterilisation work is being carried out.
