Claind Hydro200, Руководство пользователя

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Installation
10
5µS/cm (resistivity no lower than 0.2 M
Ω
cm) @ 20°C
e
The generator consumes approx. 1ml (1cc) of demineralised water per litre (Nl)
of hydrogen produced
e
On request, CLAIND can supply an external pump kit (see APPENDIX), which in
command by the generator enables automatic refilling of demineralised water.
4.2.4.
Step 4: Connect the hydrogen line.
• locate the coupling H2 OUT at the rear of the generator
• remove the cap using a 8mm hex key
• From those available in the connection kit, choose the coupling most suited to
the line used. The supply comprises couplings for connection to 1/8” copper pi-
pes or 2×1mm steel pipe
• Connect the line.
e
the hydrogen line must be able to withstand a pressure of at least 4.5 bar.
e
conserve the cap, as it is used in the event of future transport of the generator
(see chapter 5)
4.2.5.
Step 5: connect the electrical mains;
• check that the mains specifications correspond to the data on the generator da-
taplate
• ensure that the POWER key is set to OFF.
• Make the electrical connection using the cable supplied with the generator (type
IRC350-Schuko, length 2m)
c
For reasons of safety, the following instructions must be strictly obser-
ved.
The electrical installation must comply with current standards, in particular re-
garding the protection line.
c
Recommendations for correct installation:
• do not use extension leads, adaptors or multiple sockets; if necessary, replace
the plug IEC350-Schuko with a more suitable version;
• always connect the protection wire;
• the mains socket must be located in an easily accessible position.
e
If a failure in gas supply (due to a power failure, activation of an electrical safety
device, or generator fault), even temporary, is not admissible, a pneumatic panel
should be envisaged, to enable provisional activation of a reserve gas source (to-
tally or partially automatic).
e
To ensure compliance with standards imposed by the Machinery directive, the
start-up of the generator after electrical power supply is restored cannot normal-
ly be automatic, and should be manually activated by the operator.