METVISA BIMG FP 12 Series, Instruction Manual

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ATTENTION!
The installation and the place where the equipment will be disposed must comply with the
norms of risk prevention and safety at work (regulatory norm in force in your country).
The manufacturer does not take responsibility for any direct or indirect damages caused by
non-compliance with these rules and other instructions presented in this manual.
3.2 Electrical Connection
The equipment is supplied with a power cord to plug into an electrical outlet. If the power
cord is damaged, it must be replaced with a new one. The exchange must be carried out by the
manufacturer, authorized agent or qualified person, in order to avoid risks.
The type of plug on the power cord varies by country. The installation of the equipment must
be carried out by a technician qualified for this function and observing the current regulations in the
country, especially with regard to grounding connection (if applicable).
Also included with the equipment is an equipotential grounding terminal, located at the rear
of the structure near the foot of the equipment.
The terminal identified in the figure aside is an additional protection to the
grounding that is provided for in the electrical network, it must be connected
to a grounding terminals, regardless of the connection to the electrical
network, and the other products that have accessible metallic parts, and that are stationary,
must also be connected to this bus as well as the service bench itself, if it is made of
metallic material. In this way, all these products will be under the same electrical potential,
avoiding undesirable leakage currents
.
The equipment described in this manual is single-phase and single voltage, 110 V or 220 V.
If you need to change the voltage of your equipment, please contact the manufacturer or authorized
dealer.
ATTENTION!
Before turning on your equipment, always check that the mains supply voltage is the same
as the equipment's voltage.
The supply voltage of the equipment is 110 V or 220 V single-phase, as can be seen on the
voltage label affixed to the power cable or as indicated on the nameplate data label located
on the back of the equipment (see figure of this label in item 2.2 of this manual).
Make sure that the voltage of the electrical network where the equipment will be installed is
compatible with the voltage indicated on these labels.
For more details on the rest of the electrical part of the equipment, refer to the electrical
diagram in the manual annexes.