Cegasa eBick MCP Series, Руководство пользователя

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3.5 Electrical safety
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Never remove safety guards or devices that protect against live parts.
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Do not reach inside the STRING or the modules, nor touch any internal
component.
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Do not use or handle any eBick component when accidentally wet, or with
wet hands or feet.
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In the event of a failure or incident, as a first step cut off the current. To help
a person being electrocuted, do not touch them but immediately cut the
current. If it is not possible or takes too long to cut the current, try to
disengage them by means of an insulating element (wooden strip or board,
rope, wooden chair ...).
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Whenever a module is not installed on the STRING, make sure that the
power terminals at the front are protected against accidental contact.
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Make sure that the output and input connection cables are not short-
circuited.
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Make sure there is no short circuit between positive and negative terminals
at any point.
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Make sure there is always protective insulation on the output and input
cables and a reliable connection.
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Never use cables that are visibly damaged or that may be suspected of
being damaged.
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Minimise conductivity, avoiding surfaces in contact with water. Hands and
clothes have to be dry.
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Do not use, install or store the system under wet or damp conditions.
3.6 Mechanical safety
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Due to the weight of the battery modules (> 100 kg), mechanical means
have to be employed to install them.
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Do not stack eBick modules more than 4 high.
3.7 User requirements
In addition to personnel who work with the module, workplace users should also
implement safety measure by applying the minimum provisions of RD 614/2001 on the
protection of the health and safety of workers exposed to electrical risk in the workplace.
Hazards related to electrical risk are specifically identified during the work process with
this equipment. This does not exclude the possible existence of other risks present
during handling and use, such as overexertion, posture, or other measures against
health risks. Operators shall receive the necessary training, sufficient to be able to
prevent and avoid any risks arising from use of the equipment.
By design the equipment protects against these risks under normal operating conditions,
however, it is with operations that differ from normal ones (installation, maintenance, ...)
where special precautions have to be taken.
Particular care should be taken when handling modules, due to their weight. Respect
guidelines according to current regulations regarding ergonomics in the workplace
(Royal Decree 487/1997). Use appropriate handling equipment.