Castolin Eutectic CastoTIG 1401 DC, Руководство по эксплуатации

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230 V 230 V 230 V 230 V 230 V
195 V 265V
Fig. 2: Tolerance ranges of the mains voltages
-15% +15%
Setting-up Instructions
Open-air operation
As indicated by its protection category, the machine may
be set up and operated in the open air. However, the
built-in electrical parts must be protected from direct
wetting caused by e.g. external wet cleaning etc.
Cooling air
Position the machine so that the cooling air can be drawn
in freely through the louvers at the rear, and then be
expelled through the front and the floor of the machine
unhindered.
Dust
Make sure that any metal dust caused by e.g. grinding
work is not sucked into the machine by the cooling fan.
Commissioning - General Details
Warning: External interference caused by TIG welding
when using high Frequency (HF)
The high frequency used for contact-free ignition with
AC/DC TIG welding, can interfere with the operation of
insufficiently shielded computer equipment, EDP centres,
industrial robots, computer-controlled processing
equipment and measuring stations, even causing
complete system breakdown. Also, TIG welding in resi-
dential areas may interfere with electronic telephone
networks and with radio and TV reception.
Replacing PC board, or fitting / changing the power
plug, may only be carried out by a qualified tech-
nician!
CastoTig 1401 DC may be operated as standard on a
mains voltage of 1 x 230 V or 240 V (+/- 15 % tolerance
range).Thanks to its electronic pre-control, the machine
automatically adapts itself to the mains voltage supplied
to it. (Fig. 2).
On machines designed for use with a special voltage,
the technical data on the machine rating plate will apply.
The mains plug used must correspond exactly to the
mains voltage and current rating of the welding
machine in question, as given in the technical data.
The fuse protection for the mains lead should be
suitable for the current consumption of the welding
machine!
Fig. 3: Control panel CastoTIG 1401 DC