ELIXO 2000 230V RTS
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2.3. Product description - Fig. 2
No.
Description
1
Cover
2
Motor
3
Control unit
4
Capacitor
5
End limit unit
6
Pinion
7
Unlocking mechanism
8
Protective housings
2.4. Dimensions - Fig. 3
2.5. Standard installation - Fig. 4
No.
Description
1
Motor
2
Rack
3
Photoelectric cells
4
Orange light
5
Key lock
6
Safety edge active with autotest
3. INSTALLATION
3.1. Prerequisites for installation
3.1.1. Stop blocks on the ground
The gate must be fitted with mechanical opening and closing stop blocks
fastened firmly to the ground to prevent the gate leaving the guide rail.
These stop blocks must be positioned a few centimetres beyond the gate’s
electrical stopping point.
3.1.2. Location of the motorisation
The position in which the motorisation will be fitted must allow for safe
and easy manual release of the product.
3.2. Installation steps - Fig. 5 to 11
Attention
The motorisation must be disengaged during installation.
3.2.1. Unlocking the motorisation - Fig. 15
1)
Turn the key a quarter of a turn to the le.
2)
Turn the release handle to the right.
3.2.2. Installing the mounting plate - Fig. 5
The motor mounting kit provided is to be used on a concrete base.
For all other types of mounting, use the appropriate fittings.
1)
Fit the lag bolts into holes “A” in the mounting plate.
2)
Position the template in accordance with the dimensions provided:
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parallel to the gate,
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with the symbol on the pinion pointing towards the gate,
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by moving it by 20 mm in relation to the front line of the rack (if
the rack is fitted with a cover, measure from the line on the rack,
not on the cover),
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so that it does not obstruct movement and to ensure the gate is
able to open and close completely.
3)
Leave the flexible hoses intended to carry the electrical connections
protruding from the mounting plate.
4)
Check that the mounting plate is level.
3.2.3. Fitting the motor - Fig.6 - 7
1)
Place an M10 nut on each lag bolt, maintaining a basic distance of at
least 29 mm to be able to lower the motor at the end of the installation
process or adjust the gap between the pinion and the rack at a sub-
sequent time.
2)
Place a bar
6
supplied on each pair of lag bolts and adjust the plane
in both directions using a spirit level.
3)
Remove the cover and protective housings from the motor.
4)
Place the motor on the lag bolts, aligning the pinions towards the gate.
5)
Position the two upper bars
6
and screw the four nuts on without
tightening them.
6)
Push the motor towards the gate.
7)
Ensure the pinion is correctly positioned under the rack.
8)
Adjust the height of the motor and/or the rack to ensure a clearance of
approximately 2 mm between the rack and the pinion.
This setting is important to prevent premature wear of the pinion and
rack; the pinion must not be supporting the weight of the gate.
9)
Check:
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the adjustment nuts are all in contact with the mounting plate,
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the gate runs correctly,
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the clearance between the rack and pinion does not vary signifi-
cantly over the gate's travel.
10)
Tighten the nut on each lag bolt to fix the motor in place.
3.2.4. Fitting the end limit brackets - Fig. 8
1)
Manually move the gate to the open position.
2)
Position a bracket onto the rack so that it activates the motor end limit
contact.
3)
Screw the bracket onto the rack.
4)
Manually move the gate to the closed position, then repeat steps 2 and
3 to fit the second bracket to the rack.
3.2.5. Connecting a safety edge - Fig. 9
Danger
The autotest is mandatory for the connection of any active safety
edge to ensure that the installation is compliant with the standards
in force.
Safety edge active with autotest, ref. 9019611.
3.2.6. Connecting to the power supply - Fig. 10
Warning
• Use a 3x1.5 mm² cable for use outside (min. type H07RN-F).
• The cable clamps supplied must be used.
• For all low-voltage cables, ensure that they can withstand trac-
tion of 100 N. Check that the conductors have not moved when
this traction is applied.
1)
Connect the neutral to terminal N of the motor electronics.
2)
Connect the live to terminal L of the motor electronics.
3)
Connect the earth wire to the motor flange.
