Raytec PULSESTAR VTS Series, Installation Manual

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Power supply cabling to the VTS must be rated to at least 5A for a VTS10, or 8A
for a VTS20.
The DC power supply to the VTS must be externally fused to 5A for a VTS10 or 8A
for a VTS20 using a slow blow fuse (T5AH, 50V or T8A, 50V).
The installer must provide a clearly marked, nearby and easily accessible switch
as part of the installation to allow the controller to be disconnected from its
emergency source on both power conductors.
Transients caused by inductive loads must be suppressed externally to the
VTS.
2.3
General
The VTS must not be used in an application where its failure could cause a danger to
personal health or damage to other equipment.
If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the
protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.
2.4 Installation guidance (disclaimer)
This information is for guidance only. Installers must perform their own risk
assessment specific to each installation. While Raytec has taken every care in the
preparation of this advice, Raytec accepts no liability for damages of any kind
except those required by law. Deliberate acts of endangerment and vandalism are
not covered by this document and must be considered by the installer.
2.5
Eye/skin safety guidance
High levels of artificial optical radiation can cause damage to both eyes and
skin. Exposure limit values have been drawn up for such hazards. All light systems
are placed within Risk Groups, which define the level of risk when the light is used
normally.
The user must take precautions appropriate to this risk group and ensure that no
harm can come to anyone within the vicinity of the light.
2.5.1 IEC/BS EN62471 Risk Groups
The following applies to all variants of the VTS running full power and at maximum
duty cycle:
Risk Group 1
VTS10/20 (White Light)
Exempt
VTS10/20 (850nm)
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Other Wavelengths – Contact Raytec
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