KLS Martin CEMOR, Mounting Instructions

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Mounting Instructions
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CEMOR Monitor Suspension System
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Weights
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“Max. Weight 110 kg” refers to the permissible total weight of CEMOR.
— “Dead Weight 26,9 kg” refers to the dead weight of CEMOR.
— “Max. Payload 83,1 kg” refers to the maximum load-bearing capacity (payload) on
CEMOR.
The data and illustrations are provided as examples and can differ from those on the actual
rating plate.
4.2 The Most Important Safety Information at a Glance
Please also comply with the safety instructions in the following sections.
4.2.1 Operation
WARNING
Risk of injury from collapse of the suspension arm system if the maximum load-
bearing capacity is exceeded!
Exceeding the maximum permissible load-bearing capacity can cause the suspension arm
system or its components to loosen from the anchorage and fall down:
• The maximum load-bearing capacity (payload) of the suspension arm system and its
components must not be exceeded, see section 19.2 “Technical Data”, page 77.
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Do not hang or install any additional loads on the extension arm or CEMOR with end
devices.
Collisions with other devices, walls or ceilings can damage the suspension arm system and
CEMOR and can cause important means of supply to fail:
• Check CEMOR with end devices and the suspension arm system for possible damage after
any collision.
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In case of doubt, notify your supplier.