USER MANUAL
BEAT HF
Edition: January 2016
Revision: No. 4
MODE OF USE -
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3.4.5 Electrofusion cycle:
The unit has begun the electrofusion cycle. The red pilot light of the <START> push-
button will flash intermittently throughout the cycle.
If there is a malfunction in the electrofusion process, hot molten
PE/PP can be expelled in rare cases. Therefore, keep at a safe
distance from the fusion point during the electrofusion cycle and do
not connect any other electric equipment during the process.
Data obtained via barcode
Data introduced manually
nnnn
hh:mm
40.0 V 0075s 2.25
S
0072s
On process
The display will show
the decreasing figures
of the time until it
reaches zero.
nnnn
hh:mm
40.0 V 0075s
0075s
On process
Once the fusion cycle has been completed successfully, the display will show the following
message:
Data obtained via barcode
Data introduced manually
nnnn
hh:mm
40.0 V 0075s 2.25
S
Cooling time
20'
Correct fusion
The cooling time (if it
is included in the bar-
code) and the final
message will be shown
on the screen.
nnnn
hh:mm
40.0 V 0075s
0000s
Correct fusion
If the fusion parameters have been introduced by means of a barcode, the cooling time
established by the manufacturer of the fitting will also be shown. If the data was
introduced manually, the display will show the counter to be at zero.
3.4.6 Possible interruptions in the fusion cycle:
The fusion process can be interrupted at any given time by pressing <STOP>. When
pressed, the cycle is interrupted and the display shows the following message:
nnnn
hh:mm
40.0 V 0075s 2.25
S
0065s
<STOP> pushed
The fusion parameters obtained from the fitting’s bar-
code or introduced manually depending on the case are
kept in the top line.
The electrofusion time counter will show the remaining
time till the cycle is completed.
Press <START> to carry out another fusion. The screen will then show the Fusion data
screen or the enabled Traceability options, to restart the process from the beginning.
Should other incidents appear during the fitting’s electrofusion cycle, the process will be
interrupted showing the corresponding message in the display, depending on the
situation. For more information, refer to Chapter 4: TROUBLESHOOTING.
