Mounting Instruction
Conductor rail system
MultiLine 0835
MAL0835-0001c-EN
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DANGER!
Fire hazard due to overload or spark formation!
A fire hazard can occur due to overloads of the cable, electrical arcing, short-circuits or the generation
of sparks. Sparks can occur due to badly maintained, dirty conductor rails or because required
tolerances are not observed during installation.
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The permitted current values must be observed
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The tolerances must be observed during installation
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Electrical fuses must be installed according to regulations
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Do not store easily combustible materials near to conductor rails
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Conductor rails must be regularly inspected, maintained and cleaned in conformity with the
regulations. See section 12.3
8.2
Normal operation
The conductor rail system 0835 is designed for use in indoor facilities in which track-guided mobile consumers (shuttles) have to be
supplied with energy. The consumer travels back and forth (reverses) and operates automatically.
8.3
Stopping the system
Requirement:
DANGER!
Risk of injury from electric shock!
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Disconnect the conductor rail system
from the power supply according to the 5 safety rules
and
secure it against being switched back on.
For the 5 safety rules, see section 2.6
8.4
Continuing operation
WARNING!
Risk of injury if safety equipment is switched off!
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Before switching the system back on, make sure that all covers and safety systems are installed
and working property
Before switching the system back on, make sure that:
The current collector's sliding contact is resting on the conductor rail along its full length. E.g. push the shuttle into the
conductor rail
There is no coarse dirt or objects in the conductor rails
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Visually inspect the system
The insulation resistance corresponds to the applicable technical guidelines
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Every time before the device or system is started, measure the insulation resistance according to locally applicable technical
standards, directives and legal regulations.
