Maico EZQ 20/4-E Ex e Mounting And Operating Instructions Download Page 7

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6 Motor protection switch needed

Motor protection switches which meet the following 

conditions are permitted, otherwise the conformity 

ceases to apply:

 

Type-examination in accordance with Directive

 

2014/34/EU

.

 

● Identification in accordance with Directive at least 

II (2) G.

The motor protection switch must be wired in 

accordance with wiring diagram Fig. D. The motor 

protection switch should be set to the nominal motor 

current (not I

max

).

Tripping must occur:

 

in the time t

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 stated on the rating plate

 

after short-circuits

Once all causes of faults have been eliminated, the 

connected motor must not start up again automat-

ically. It may only be switched on again manually 

(switch-on inhibit).

For optimum protection, we recommend the MAICO 

MVEx 0.4 motor protection switch type examined in 

accordance with Directive 

2014/34/EU

 – please note 

the MVEx 0.4 operating instructions.

7 Duties of the installer and the operating 

company

The fan may only be operated at permissible ambi-

ent and airstream temperatures of -20 to +40 °C and 

only if fully mounted.

The fan should be regularly checked and maintained 

by an electrician trained in explosion protection  

 Chapter 19.

Cleaning and maintenance intervals should be 

determined by the operating company

 in accord-

ance with EN 60079-17 – frequency depends on 

ambient conditions and anticipated limitations. 

Shorten the maintenance intervals in the event 

of dust or a corrosive atmosphere.

  Additional 

safety requirements

 

should be observed

 during 

mounting and operation, e.g. in accordance with

 

EC Directive 1999/92/EC, ATEX 137: implement-

ed in Germany with the Ordinance on Industrial 

Safety and Health.

 

EN 60079-14: Design, selection and erection of 

electrical installations.

 

the national accident prevention requirements.

 Safety instructions for users

 

!

DANGER

Explosion hazard due to spark formation if 

foreign bodies are inserted into the unit. 

Do not 

insert any objects in the unit.

 

!

CAUTION

Danger of injury due to rotating impeller and 

suction. Hair

, clothing, jewellery etc. may be 

pulled into the fan if you get too close to it. 

During operation always keep far enough away to 

prevent this from happening.

 

!

CAUTION

Risks for people (including children) with 

reduced physical, sensory or mental capabili

-

ties or a lack of knowledge. 

The fan may not be 

used or cleaned by children or people with reduced 

capabilities.

 

!

CAUTION

Hot motor surfaces may result in skin burns if 

touched. 

Do not touch hot motor surfaces. Always 

wait until the motor has cooled down.

Switching unit on / off

The fan is switched on or off with an optional switch.

The fan is designed for continuous operation (S1). 

Frequently switching on/off may result in improper 

heating and should be avoided.

10  Reversing mode

Special version with modified air flow direction on 

request.

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Action to take in the event of a fault

Check whether the motor protection switch has 

responded. Unplug the fan from the mains in the 

event of operational disturbances. Before switching 

on again, have trained specialists perform trou-

bleshooting and remedy faults found. This applies 

in particular after the motor protection switch has 

tripped. If faults reoccur, send the unit to our factory 

for repairs.

Mounting of unit by electrician trained 

in explosion protection 

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Safety instructions

Under no circumstances use the unit for  

purposes other than those for which it was 

intended 

 Chapter 5.

 

!

DANGER

!

 

Danger from electric shock. 

Whenever work-

ing on the fan, release the supply current circuits, 

secure to prevent them from switching on again 

and ensure the unit is de-energised. Attach warning 

sign in clearly visible place. Ensure that there is no 

explosive atmosphere.

!

 

Explosion hazard. Degree of protection is 

not ensured if the cables are incorrectly insert

-

ed into the terminal box.

Ensure degree of protection by correctly inserting 

the cables into the terminal box.

!

 

Explosion hazard when operating with unit 

not fully mounted and if air inlet/outlet is not 

correctly protected.

The fan may only be operated if the unit is fully 

mounted and with the protective devices (EN 60529) 

for the air channel fitted. Ensure that foreign bod

-

ies cannot be sucked into the unit and ducts.

!

 

Explosion hazard/danger of injury from an 

incorrectly mounted fan or a falling fan (unit 

has a high inherent weight). 

Only mount on walls/ceilings with sufficient 

load-bearing capacity and sufficiently dimensioned 

mounting material. Mounting material is to be 

supplied by the customer. During installation, do 

not allow people to stand under the installation 

location.

!

 

Explosion hazard due to incorrect adjust-

ment.

The rotating fan parts were adjusted in the man-

ufacturer's factory. The unit must not therefore be 

taken apart. The temporary removal of the terminal 

box cover during unit installation is the only excep-

tion to this restriction.

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Transport, storage

 

!

DANGER

Danger from unit falling if transporting with un-

authorised transport equipment. Use lifting and 

transport equipment suitable and approved for the 

fan and transport weight.

Do not stand under a suspended load.

Note weight and centre of gravity (centre).

 Ob-

serve the maximum permitted loading capacity for 

lifting gear and means of transport. For total 

weight 

 rating plate on title page.

During transport 

do not place load on sensitive 

components

, such as impeller or terminal box. Fit 

transport equipment correctly.

 

!

CAUTION

Risk of cuts from metal housing plates 

with sharp edges.

Wear personal protective equipment (cut-re-

sistant gloves) for installation.

 

Only ship unit in original packaging.

 

Store unit in dry location (-25 to +55 °C).

14  Technical data 

 Rating plate on title page or on unit.

Degree of protection of motor IP 54
Air volume, depending on type 310 to 870 m³/h
Rated voltage

230 V 1~ N

Power frequency

50 Hz

Sound power level

57 dB(A)

Vibration values (ISO 14694)

BV-3

Weight, depending on type

 Rating plate

15  Ambient/operating conditions

 

Permitted ambient and airstream temperature: 

-20 °C < Ta < +40 °C. For special versions 

 

rating plate.

 

Division of maximum surface temperature into 

classes. Temperature class T... 

 Rating plate.

Temperature class

T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6

Maximum surface 

temperature [°C]

450 300 200 135 100 85

16  Mounting

During mounting, note the applicable installation 

requirements 

 especially EU Directive 1999/92/

EC, EN 60079-14 and VDE 0100 (in Germany).

Mounting instructions

 

NOTICE

: Damage to the unit

Units with pre-installed line feedthrough to the 

terminal box may be damaged if the connec

-

tion line is pulled or the unit is lifted using the 

line. 

Do not pull connection lines or lift the unit 

using the lines.

Wall-mounted fans EZQ 20/4-E Ex e and  

EZS 20/4-E Ex e

 

For permanent installation in wall or ceiling with 

sufficient load-bearing capacity. 

 

Any installation position.

 

Only mount unit on a level wall / ceiling surface to 

avoid warping of the wall plate or wall ring.

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Summary of Contents for EZQ 20/4-E Ex e

Page 1: ...ially explosive atmospheres UK IE MT Instructions de montage et Mode d emploi Ventilateurs hélicoïdes haute performance pour zones à risque d explosion FR CH BE LU Gerät hergestellt nach ATEX Richt linie 2014 34 EU Ihr Gerät Your device Votre appareil TS Unit produced in accordance with Directive 2014 34 EU Appareil fabriqué selon la Directive 2014 34 UE EZQ 20 4 E Ex e EZS 20 4 E Ex e ...

Page 2: ... EZQ 20 4 E Ex e EZS 20 4 E Ex e A B C D ...

Page 3: ...n Luftein austritt unbedingt mit einer Schutzvorrichtung nach EN 60529 versehen z B mit MAICO Schutzgitter SG Schutzart IP 20 Ein beidseitiger Eingreifschutz Schutzgitter nach EN 13857 ist vorgeschrieben Explosionsgefahr wenn die explosionsfähige Atmosphäre bei zu geringer Zuluftnachströmung nicht abtransportiert werden kann Dies kann z B bei zu dicht abgeschlossenen Räumen oder zugesetzten Raumfi...

Page 4: ... Bemessungsspannung 230 V 1 N Netzfrequenz 50 Hz Schallleistungspegel 57 dB A Schwingungswerte ISO 14694 BV 3 Gewicht je nach Type Typenschild 15 Umgebungs Betriebsbedingungen Zulässige Umgebungs und Fördermitteltempera tur 20 C Ta 40 C Für Sonderausführun gen Typenschild Einteilung der maximalen Oberflächentemperatur in Klassen Temperaturklasse T Typenschild Temperaturklasse T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 Max...

Page 5: ...usreichend VIII Fehlerschleifen Impedanz TN System oder Erdungswiderstand IT System zufriedenstellend IX Automatische elektrische Schutzein richtungen richtig eingestellt automa tische Rückstellung nicht möglich X Spezielle Betriebsbedingungen sind eingehalten Motorschutz schalter XI Alle Kabel und Leitungen die nicht benutzt werden sind richtig angeschlossen XII Installation mit veränderbarer Spa...

Page 6: ...el Risk of death due to spark formation Be sure to fit a protective device according to EN 60529 e g MAICO pro tective grille SG on an uncovered air inlet outlet IP 20 degree of protection Protection against reaching in protective grille in accordance with EN 13857 is required on both sides Explosion hazard if the explosive atmos phere cannot be removed if the supply air in take is insufficient Th...

Page 7: ...t for purposes other than those for which it was intended Chapter 5 DANGER Danger from electric shock Whenever work ing on the fan release the supply current circuits secure to prevent them from switching on again and ensure the unit is de energised Attach warning sign in clearly visible place Ensure that there is no explosive atmosphere Explosion hazard Degree of protection is not ensured if the ...

Page 8: ...rating plate are measured with free suction and free blow out They may be higher or lower depending on the operating point A motor protection switch is essential for thermal fusing Connect the fan electrically 1 Switch off power supply circuits position a visible sign warning against being accidentally switched back on 2 Open terminal box route cables into terminal box and screw down with cable fe...

Page 9: ...epairs are only permitted in the manufacturer s factory 20 Fault rectification Chapter 11 Action to take in the event of a fault 21 Disassembly and environmentally sound disposal DANGER Danger from electric shock Before accessing the connection terminals release all power supply circuits protect against switching on again ensure unit is de energised earth and connect the EARTH with active parts wh...

Page 10: ...chiques réduites ou sans connais sances suffisantes L utilisation et le nettoyage du ventilateur sont interdits aux enfants ou aux personnes à capacités réduites PRUDENCE Le contact avec les surfaces brûlantes du mo teur risque d entraîner des brûlures cutanées Ne pas toucher les surfaces brûlantes du moteur Toujours attendre le refroidissement du moteur z 9 Appareil Marche Arrêt Le ventilateur es...

Page 11: ...le montage respecter les prescriptions d ins tallation notamment les directives UE 1999 92 CE EN 60079 14 et VDE 0100 en Allemagne Consignes de montage ATTENTION Endommagement de l appareil Les appareils munis d une arrivée préinstallée vers le bornier risquent d être endommagés si on tire sur la gaine de raccordement ou si l ap pareil est soulevé par la gaine Ne pas tirer sur la gaine de raccorde...

Page 12: ... le disjoncteur protecteur moteur sur le courant nominal du moteur pas Imax 3 Poser un interrupteur Marche Arrêt fourni par le client Contrôle du branchement électrique 1 Effectuer les contrôles suivants D contrôle détaillé N contrôle de près S contrôle visuel Plan de contrôle D N S I Vis introductions de câble et de conduite directes et indirectes bouchons borgnes de type appro prié complets et é...

Page 13: ...e se déposent sur l hélice et d autres composants du ventilateur Entretien par électricien qualifié dans le domaine de la protection contre les explosions Le ventilateur doit être contrôlé et entretenu réguliè rement Il faut notamment garantir l absence d obstacle au déplacement de l air dans la gaine d aération l efficacité de la grille de protection le respect des températures admissibles la rég...

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