disperator EXCELLENT 500A-MB Series, Руководство пользователя

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6.4. Electrical Connection
The electrical connection of the delivered machine must be done by an authorized
electrician and in accordance to valid local regulations.
The wiring made at the factory, and the electrical connections to be done during
installation, are shown in the electrical wiring diagram attached to this manual.
The machine’s specific electrical data are given in this manual, section 3.2
above, as well as on its serial number plate located on its outer cover (in cabinet
assemblies there is also an additional plate inside the cabinet).
6.4.1. Supply Voltage
Check that the supply voltage to be connected corresponds to the specified voltage on the
machine’s serial number plate.
6.4.2. Mains Fuses
Check that the supply voltage for the delivered machine is fused and protected as specified in
section 3.2 of this manual.
6.4.3. Wall/Bulkhead Mounted Electrical Security Breaker
A separate wall / bulkhead mounted main electrical security breaker (circuit breaker) must be
connected in the incoming power line to the machine. The electrical security breaker is not
included in standard delivery but is available as an option from Disperator.
6.4.4. Cable Dimension
Use connection cable having 1.5 mm² wires for machines having a rated current up to 14A. For
machines having a rated current above 14A, use 2.5 mm² wires. The rated voltage and current is
specified on the machine’s serial number plate.
6.4.5. Cable Protection
All electrical cables must be protected against damage by being securely
fastened, for example to kitchen furniture or wall/bulkhead. If there is a risk
that the cables can be damaged, for example by passing trolleys, then the cables
must be protected by a flexible sleeve or conduit. The cables must never be kept
on the floor/floor plate.
6.4.6. Earth Wire
a) The earth wire must be longer than the main voltage wires, when connecting to the cable
terminal block. This gives earth protection in case the voltage wires become unfixed in the
cable nipple, allowing them to be pulled from their terminals.
b) The machine must not be connected via residual current device, RCD (also
called earth leakage circuit breaker). The reason is that the currents in all
3-phase motors during start-up are out of balance until the motor comes
up to speed, why the RCD without intended reason will trip. Note also that
when the machine’s electrical connection is permanently installed through
a wall / bulkhead mounted electrical security breaker (see item 6.4.3.
above), usually under current rules in most countries no RCD is required.
6.4.7. Direction of Rotation for the Disposer
The disposer operates correctly irrespective of the motor’s rotational direction. It is therefore
irrelevant in which sequence the electrical phases are connected to the disposer motor.
6.4.8. Protective Cover Connected to Safety Interlock Switch
a) Check the function of the interlock switch. The machine and its idle speed
must have stopped before the protective lid above the inlet of the disposer
has been released and removed.
b) If necessary, adjust the position of this switch and make sure it is properly
fixed.