Robur Roburbox100, Installation And Use Manual

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COMMISSIONING section
Ed. 06/2014 – FW version 1.002 47
In case of plant non-compliance found during preliminary checks, the TAC could decide
not to operate the appliance “Commissioning”.
If so, Robur TAC must:
¾ warn any installation abnormality to user/installer;
¾ warn any situation, dangerous for appliance and persons, to user/installer;
¾ warn any lack in appliance documents;
¾ considering warnings issued, indicate any corrective operations on plant to be
performed by installer in order to operate the appliance “Commissioning”.
The user/installer must perform any corrective operation on plant as required by
TAC.
After corrective operations by installer, TAC must assess the plant again.
Now, if TAC identifies plant conformity and safety conditions, it can operate for
commissioning.
Dangerous plant situations for persons and appliance.
Should one of the following situations arise, no commissioning is performed by
TAC:
- appliance installed in unsuitable area (e.g. outdoor, not in safety electric panel)
- appliance installed in such conditions preventing safe access and operations;
- situations arising from appliance defects or malfunctions during its transport or
installation;
- all situations arising from non-compliant plants and considered (after on-field
assessment) as potentially dangerous.
Abnormal plant situations.
Should one of the following situations arise, TAC, upon its discretion, can perform
commissioning, but appliance remains off until manufacturer’s conditions are
restored:
- installations (potentially non dangerous) not performed at best, non complying with
national and local standards enforced;
- installations (potentially non dangerous) not performed at best, non complying with
manufacturer’s instructions;
- installations possibly implying appliance malfunctions.