Nastec PILOT, Instructions For Installation, Use And Maintenance Manual

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WARNING
Before commissioning the product, ensure that the installation is safe and in accordance with local
regulations.
WARNING
Comply with the provisions to meet EMC requirements.
WARNING
Use cables of the appropriate type and cross-section according to the electrical characteristics of the
load, the ambient temperature and local regulations.
WARNING
Any insulation tests may only be performed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Failure to do so may result in damage to the unit.
CAUTION
Electronic boards and components may be damaged by electrostatic discharge. We therefore, rec-
ommend to don't touch the components.
CAUTION
Take care during installation and electrical connection that no foreign bodies enter into the device.
DANGER
During the entire period in which the device is powered, regardless of whether it is operated or
remains in stand-by (digital shutdown), high voltage is present inside the device and at the input and
output terminals.
DANGER
The device, previously in stand-by condition, may suddenly start up following the reset of an alarm
or changed system conditions. This may result in serious mechanical and electrical danger to the
operator who, upon seeing the device stopped, may have intervened on it, on the load or on the
system in which it is installed.
DANGER
If the motor is of the permanent magnet type, the device may be energized by the passive rotation of
the motor. In this case, both the power supply and the load should be disconnected before working
on the device itself.
DANGER
Ensure that the device is fully closed and all fixing screws are properly tightened before supplying
power. Do not remove the protective parts for any reason while the device is powered on.
DANGER
It is recommended to install the appropriate protection devices upstream of the device, such as a
circuit breakers, fuses and a residual current device (RCD).
DANGER
Make sure that the device and the loads connected to it are properly grounded with the appropriate
connection terminals before commissioning.
Ensure that the grounding system is compliant and refer to local regulations for grounding devices.
Each load must be fitted with its own earthing cable, the length of which must be as short as
possible. Do not make interconnected grounding connections.
Leakage currents may exceed 3.5 mA. It is recommended to use the reinforced ground connection if
necessary.
PILOT
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