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SG(AG) 300 control unit 

Possible combinations 

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3.

 

Possible combinations

The SG(AG) 300 control unit can be combined as follows. The following basic combinations are 
possible: 

 

SG 300 control unit 

 

max. 5 single drives,  
max. 2 handsets, 
one locking element or operating element: e.g. supervisor, locking 
device or short circuit plug

 

SGAG 300 control unit  

max. 5 single drives, 
max. 2 handsets, 
one locking element or operating element: e.g. supervisor, locking 
device or short circuit plug, 
one rechargeable AG 300 battery

 

optional extra operating elements, e.g. MEDITOUCH, FOOT SWITCH 

Systems can be customized by combining drives, control units, handset, locking element or operat-
ing element and rechargeable AG300 battery as needed. 

DewertOkin has separate system instruction manuals containing additional information and instruc-
tions needed for these systems. 

3.1

 

Control unit variants 

Variant 1: SG 300  

Variant 2: SGAG 300 (with pluggable rechargeable AG 300 battery)  

3.2

 

Layout of system connections 

Refer to the sticker on the control unit for details about layout and positioning of the connections. 
The sticker is located above the sockets. It indicates the proper type of connections. The layout of 
the connection scheme is individual and depends on the system specifications. Figure 2 is only an 
example and shows you where the label is attached. 

 

Figure 2 

An illustration of where the connection layout sticker is positioned on the control unit 

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Layout of connections (example) 

 

 

NOTICE 

Only connect the components according to the specifications found on the sticker on 
the control unit. Any other arrangement of connections may damage the control unit. 

Summary of Contents for Dewert Okin AG 300

Page 1: ...SG AG 300 control unit Installation Instructions Translation of the original installation instructions...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ructions are only intended to be used by the end product manufacturer They should not be given to the operator of the end product The factual information contained within may be used as a basis when c...

Page 4: ...ge 6 2 2 Selection and qualification of personnel 7 2 3 Notice on safety during operations 7 2 4 Product labelling 8 3 Possible combinations 9 3 1 Control unit variants 9 3 2 Layout of system connecti...

Page 5: ...have been written with due care and attention However we cannot guarantee that the data images and drawings are complete and correct nor do we accept any li ability for the information contained ther...

Page 6: ...mproper usage Be sure to follow the notices below concerning improper usage You should include them in your product manual in order to inform the users of your end product WARNING The SG AG 300 contro...

Page 7: ...operly qualified person should be found for this task 2 3 Notice on safety during operations Basic safety rules must be followed in order to ensure that the end product can be continually operated in...

Page 8: ...mple The specifications for SG AG 300 II control unit may differ from this illustration Figure 1 Type label example for the SG AG 300 control unit SG 300 CARE Model name xxxxx Article No 100V 240V 50...

Page 9: ...wertOkin has separate system instruction manuals containing additional information and instruc tions needed for these systems 3 1 Control unit variants Variant 1 SG 300 Variant 2 SGAG 300 with pluggab...

Page 10: ...e course of our con tinual product improvement process 4 1 Components The housing of the SG AG 300 control unit has a connection for the power feed in and con nections for the drives locking operating...

Page 11: ...GAG 300 control unit A Power supply via pluggable power cord B SGAG 300 control unit C Connection sockets for drives locking operating element and handset with me chanism to protect again pulling out...

Page 12: ...onnect the end product with the grounding conductor on the power supply cord Attach the grounding cable to your application in com pliance with all applicable standards and using state of the art meth...

Page 13: ...r cord is included depending on the regional version USA continental Europe the UK Australia or Japan WARNING Only use the proper power cable that is permitted in your country Be sure to use the corre...

Page 14: ...hout power cord approx 1 0 Kg Length x width x height SGAG 300 357 mm x 134 mm x 96 mm Weight without power cord approx 2 6 Kg Ambient conditions for operation storage and transport Transport storage...

Page 15: ...15 Figure 7 Dimensions of the SG AG 300 control unit top view in mm Figure 8 Dimensions of the SG AG 300 control unit front view in mm Figure 9 Dimensions of the SG AG 300 control unit side view in m...

Page 16: ...mize the associated risks 6 1 2 Ensuring operational reliability during installation The safety and reliability of the end product containing DewertOkin components can be ensured by using the proper...

Page 17: ...an be used to attach it to the end product with the appropriate screws for example use screws meeting the requirements of DIN EN ISO 7049 with 4 8 mm and of suitable length 6 mm plus the screw in dept...

Page 18: ...d in any way Fasten all cables especially the connecting cables to the end product using sufficient kink preven tion methods Be sure that the design of the end product prevents the connecting cables f...

Page 19: ...hen they are completely discon nected from any live current 2 Use a suitable tool to loose the both locking clips refer to figure 11 3 Remove the shield cover 4 You can now connect or disconnect a plu...

Page 20: ...e assembly instructions The appropriate power cord is included depending on the regional version USA continental Europe the UK Australia or Japan WARNING Only use the proper power cable that is permit...

Page 21: ...is applied before the device actually turns on Wait at least 15 seconds before commissioning Disassembly the pluggable power cord 1 Pull out the mains plug from the outlet 2 Insert a suitable tool a...

Page 22: ...en the mains power connection is unplugged Connection and installation of the rechargeable AG 300 battery Figure 1 Connecting the rechargeable AG 300 battery to the SGAG 300 control unit A Rechargeabl...

Page 23: ...sticker above the sockets shows the position of the Supervisor socket refer to page 9 figure 2 1 Pull out the mains plug from the outlet 2 Use a suitable tool to loose the locking clips refer to page...

Page 24: ...he notice below when plugging the power plug into the power outlet NOTICE There is a delay after the supply voltage is applied before the device actually turns on Wait at least 15 seconds before commi...

Page 25: ...TION The SG AG 300 control unit is equipped with a thermal fuse that triggers when the unit overheats If the temperature control has triggered remove the control unit from the power supply allow to re...

Page 26: ...ore first use The battery charge status is displayed on the handset when the handset is equipped with a battery display The battery is being loaded when the battery control light is blinking The batte...

Page 27: ...The overheating protection or system protection has been triggered Remove the overload change or remove the load Remove the power plug and allow the system to rest for 20 to 30 minutes If this does no...

Page 28: ...ne is only available in the CARE and HOSP version It is not available in the CARE L or HOSP L version LED signal 2 Meaning Measure Action The function LED or CARE LED on the hand set does not illumina...

Page 29: ...er the housing peri odically for any signs of damage Check the housing for breaks or cracks At least every six months Look over the plug in con nections and electrical ac cess points for signs of dam...

Page 30: ...r Do not allow fluids to penetrate the lighting Damage to the system could result Do not use a cleanser that contains benzene alcohol or similar solvents 1 Be sure to unplug the power cord on the SG A...

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Page 32: ...che Vertr glichkeit 2014 30 EU Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014 30 EU Niederspannungsrichtlinie 2014 35 EU Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU DELEGIERTE RICHTLINIE EU 2015 863 DER KOMMISSION...

Page 33: ...l shock hazard EN60601 1 Section 11 1 Protection against excessive temperatures EN60601 1 Section 11 2 Fire prevention EN60601 1 Section 11 3 Constructional requirements for fire enclosures EN60601 1...

Page 34: ...trol box Supervisor IPROXX SE IPROXX or Meditouch EN 60601 2 52 Section 201 9 6 2 1 Noise level 65dB A refer to EN 60601 2 38 EN 60601 2 52 Section 201 11 1 1 Temperatures EN 60601 2 52 Section 201 11...

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