2
Danger to life
when opening the tool, as live compo-
nents and connections ar exposed. Unplug the tool
before opening it.
Incorrect use of hot air blowers can cause
fire and
explosion hazard
, especially near combustible materials
and explosive gases.
The tool must be operated
with supervision
. Warmth
can reach combustible materials, which are out of sight.
For personal protection on building sites we
strongly
recommend
the tool be connected to a
GFCI
(
G
round
F
ault
C
ircuit
I
nterrupter) or a
RCCB
(
R
esidual
C
urrent
C
ircuit
B
reaker) .
The
voltage rating
stated on the tool must correspond to
the line/mains voltage.
EN 61000-3-11; Z
max
= 0.059
Ω
+ j 0.037
Ω
. If necessary,
consultate supply authority.
Do not touch the element housing and nozzle when
they are hot as they can cause
burns
. Let the tool cool
down. Do not point hot air flow in the direction of
people or animals.
Protect tool from
damp
and
wet
.
FI
230
400
WARNING
CAUTION
Voltage
V~
Capacity
W
Frequency
Hz
Temperature
°C
Air flow
l/min.
Drive
m/min.
Welding pressure N
Operating temp. °C
Size
mm
Weight
kg
Marking of conformity
Approval mark
Certification scheme
Protection class II
230 or 400 (Mains voltage cannot be switched over)
4600 or 5800
50 / 60
20 – 620
steplessly controlled
max. 500
manual air slide
0,5 – 5,0
steplessly controlled (tachogenerator)
max. 2500 steplessly adjustable
- 5 to 45
600 x 690 x 450
32.0
2
3
CCA
4
TECHNICAL DATA
