
DANGER! WORKING VEHICLE FAILURE
Due to possible failures, the safety circuits on the working vehicle can lose their
effectiveness, lowering the level of safety.
Therefore, you must perform periodic checks of the operating conditions of the safety devices on the working vehicle.
DANGER! INSUFFICIENT LIGHTING -
There must be an adequate lighting system in the work areas during normal operation and
during maintenance. The lighting must not create shadow areas that can cause a nuisance or disturbing blinding light.
DANGER! INTENSE MAGNETIC FIELD
Prohibit individuals with pacemakers from passing near the area where
the electromagnet is used.
DANGER! ELECTRIC RISK
The magnet power supply is electric (batteries/electric alternator). Do not open cases or
remove casings. Only authorized and trained personnel can perform those operations.
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3.10 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT CONDITIONS
CAUTION The
hydraulic magnet cannot be used in areas with fumes, smoke, or corrosive or abrasive dust, with risk of fire or
explosion and in areas where the use of explosion-proof equipment is required.
THE MACHINE IS SUITABLE FOR OPERATION IN THE FOLLOWING ENVIRONMENTS:
Altitude not greater than 3000 meters;
Temperature between -20°C and +50°C;
Relative humidity between 30% and 95%.
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3.10 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT CONDITIONS
3.10.1 LIGHTING
The lighting in the installation area must be compliant with current legislation in the company where the machine is installed and must ensure good visibility
at each point, ensuring not to create dangerous glare.
Since the equipment does not have its own light source, the work area must be equipped with general lighting to ensure values between 200 and 300 lux at
every point of the machine.
ATTENTION!
The hydraulic magnet must be used in an area with suitable illumination.
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3.10 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT CONDITIONS
3.10.2 VIBRATIONS
During operating conditions that are compliant with the instructions for proper use, vibrations will not cause hazardous situations for the operator.
ATTENTION
Excessive vibration can only be the result of a mechanical failure which must be immediately reported and eliminated in order to avoid
jeopardizing the operator's safety and the integrity of the hydraulic magnet.
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3.10 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
3.10.3 SOUND EMISSIONS
The continuous weighted sound pressure near the magnet does not exceed 70 dB(a). The maximum c-weighted instantaneous sound pressure near the
hydraulic magnet does not exceed 63 pa (130 dB compared to 20 pa).
Other sound level measurements in the work environment must be made in accordance with the provisions of the regulations in the country of use.
ATTENTION
Refer to the use and maintenance manual for the working vehicle for any personal protective equipment necessary for hearing
protection.
Division: Tecnoter srl
Hyd. Magnet
LQMI
Ver. T
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Rev: 1.0a_En –
15/07/2018
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