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ATEX

19

PORTA

BASE

This product can be manufactured for use in 
explosive atmospheres in line with the following 
requirements and information as an upgrade. Any 
use which differs or exceeds this is considered 
incorrect and REID Lifting will not accept any 
responsibility or liability for damages resulting from 
false application. The risk is solely with the user. If 
the product has been customized in any way, then 
it may not comply with standards and no longer be 
suitable for use in explosive atmospheres. If this is 
the case, then the product will not have any of the 
markings below. If in doubt, please contact your 
REID representative.

Classification [Zone 2]

Subject to being upgraded, this product will meet 
the requirements of ATEX classification Zone 2 
explosive atmospheres, providing a normal level 
of protection where mixtures of air and gases, 
vapours or mists or by air and dusts mixtures are 
unlikely to occur or, if they do occur, are likely 
to do so only infrequently and for a short period 
only. 

If the product is suitable for use in this 
environment it will have the following 
identification on the serial label:

Spark Formation

There is an Increased danger of ignition when 
certain material pairings clash, namely non-
corrosion-resistant steel or cast iron against 
aluminum, magnesium or pertinent alloys. This 
applies especially in the case of rust or surface 
rust. When assembling the product and inserting 
fastening components, these must therefore be 
clear of rust and debris of any kind. As stated 
previously, care must be taken to ensure the 
product is handled in a suitable manner, never 
thrown down and always placed carefully onto 
the ground.

Static Electricity

For Zone 2 applications, there is a potential risk of 
static electricity build-up leading to an incentive 
spark.  To mitigate the risk powder coated sections 
will be removed to ensure the product has a clear 
route to earth. Although the risk of such ignition is 
unlikely, it is the user’s responsibility to ensure that 
the route to earth is maintained.

Inspection, Maintenance & Repair

Special attention should be given to dust deposits 
on the structure, especially in areas where the 
profiles come into contact, and should be wiped 
clean and care taken not to apply materials that 
could create electrostatic charging. 

The structure is predominantly constructed from 
aluminum which will not rust. However, there are 
steel components used throughout. 

Where there is sign of any rust deposits on the 
aluminium structure, it should be wiped clean as 
above and, where there is sign of rust on a steel 
component, that component should be removed 
from use and the structure not used until a 
replacement is fitted.

If using this product in explosive atmospheres, 
in addition to the Regular Inspection and 
Maintenance information above, these additional 
instructions should be followed:

   

 Inspections must be instigated by the user prior 
to each use if used in a potentially explosive 
atmosphere. 

   

 Inspections and maintenance must be carried 
out at a safe distance away from an explosive 
atmosphere.

As Standard for Zone 2 Environments:

      II 3 GD
Ex h IIC T6 Gc
Ex h IIIC T85°C Dc
Tamb -20°C to +55°C

II – Equipment Group

     2/3 – Atex Category

          GD – Gas & dust

               h- non- electrical protection concept

                    IIC / IIIC – IEC equipment group

                         T6 / T85°C – temperature classification

                              Gc /Gb – equipment protection level (gas) 

                                   Dc/Db – equipment protection level (dust)

                                        Tamb – ambient temperature range

Summary of Contents for PORTA-BASE

Page 1: ...US REIDLIFTING COM PORTABASE Assembly Operation Guide...

Page 2: ...instructions and guidance notes carefully before using or operating the system They contain important information about how to handle and use the system in a safe and efficient way avoiding danger red...

Page 3: ...ment to be used for lifting of materials and as a component of a PFAS Some employers may also prefer to keep such equipment distinctly separate If this is the case we would recommend that the equipmen...

Page 4: ...any adverse weather conditions such as strong or gusty winds which could impose additional horizontal loads and affect the stability of the structure Stop using if weather is impacting on lifting and...

Page 5: ...removed from service The substrate of the structure on which the product is placed must be able to sustain the loads specified for the device in all orientations permitted including a safety factor o...

Page 6: ...ndicative F Maximum Rated Force Set up is indicative PFAS INFORMATION T DAVIT Type W Davit Radius Anchor Point A Anchor Point B Anchor Point C Anchor Point D Porta Base Fixed Socket 31 800 mm 22 2 kN...

Page 7: ...NFORMATION PORTA DAVIT QUANTUM Reduced Radius PDQRW Davit Radius Anchor Point A Anchor Point B Anchor Point C Anchor Point D 31 800 mm 16 kN 3600lb 16 kN 3600lb 16 kN 3600lb 22 2 kN 5000lb This produc...

Page 8: ...ORTA DAVIT QUANTUM 2 Winched PDQ2W Pin Position Davit Radius Anchor Point A Anchor Point B Anchor Point C Anchor Point D P1 51 1300 mm 12 kN 2600lb 12 kN 2600lb 12 kN 2600lb 22 2 kN 5000lb P2 55 1400...

Page 9: ...formation is based on REID Lifting s recommendations and does not remove the responsibility of the user to comply with the relevant regulations and standards that are valid in the respective countries...

Page 10: ...rown down and always placed carefully onto the ground Static Electricity For Zone 2 applications there is a potential risk of static electricity build up leading to an incentive spark To mitigate the...

Page 11: ...sed in conjunction with the PORTA BASE 21 PORTABASE Assembling the PORTA BASE H Base Choose a suitable adjustment hole for the intended Davit Ensure all Leveling Feet are in contact with the surface s...

Page 12: ...the Central Hub 23 PORTABASE Assembling the PORTA BASE Counterbalance Basket Assembly Choose a suitable adjustment hole for the intended Davit Ensure both Leg Assemblies are secured using the same ad...

Page 13: ...the first side plate from the storage position at the bottom of the basket Insert the first side plate between the end plate channels Ensure the side plate sits correctly over the pin Secure in place...

Page 14: ...asket always have the height adjustment legs fully retracted as shown in figure 2 Position the system in place for the lift before setting the height Manually raise each leg in turn and set the height...

Page 15: ...29 PORTABASE PORTABASE Counterbalance 107 Max 91 Min 95 37 76 9 5 12 25 23 3 Height Adjustment Dimensions 13 17 45 63 72 Max 56 Min 4 Height Adjustment PORTABASE H Base...

Page 16: ...subpart M The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 S I 1998 No 2307 The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 S I 1998 No 2306 Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC PPE Re...

Page 17: ...detent pin and fully engage before loading the system Insert the clevis pin and secure with the clip before loading the system Restraint point only Read the operational manuals before using the system...

Page 18: ...The ATEX rating of the product if applicable CE Marking Minimum breaking strength MBS for ANSI Z359 18 Insert data from serial numbers found on product into table here Product labelling The following...

Page 19: ...Date Inspected by Pass Fail Corrective Action Comments Periodic Examination Repair History 37 PORTADAVIT QUANTUM Notes Notes...

Page 20: ...Notes Notes...

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