Winterthur Instruments AG CoatMaster, Manual

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Operation Manual CoatMaster
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4 Putting into operation
NOTE
Inspect the device for damages during unpacking. If necessary, prepare a status report immediately
to inform the postal company, railway company or transportation company.
Keep the original packaging for future transportation.
4.1
Installation
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Put the device on a clean, stable, even and horizontal surface. Consider the maximum device
dimensions, the weight and the operating conditions as described in chapter 3.1.
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Do not place any objects on or under the device.
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The device must have a distance of at least 20 cm to another object or the wall to guarantee
a sufficient cooling.
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Connect the device with the mains by means of the mains cable contained in the scope of de-­‐
livery.
WARNING
Risk of burns by electric current. Serious injuries or death can result.
Check for proper grounding before use. Exchange defective cabling instantly.
CAUTION
Integrated light source. Direct visual contact can lead to visual impairment.
Never look directly into the light source.
For using the CoatMaster within a process environment we recommend to build an optical
shielding around the light source, to absorb the light impulse, so that it will not have an impact
beyond the measurement area. For this purpose e.g. blackened metal sheets might be used.
NOTE
To cut the power in case of an emergency by unplugging, the devices or any other items must not
block the mains plug!
NOTICE
Risk of false alarm of fire detectors. Incompatible fire detectors might be triggered wrongly
by means of the CoatMaster’s light impulse.
For rooms, where the CoatMaster is operated, use compatible fire detectors by STS in the
combined UV/IR range.