hager New VegaD, Техническое руководство

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For your safety
6 Technical changes reserved
The New VegaD is not suitable for use:
- in areas that require a higher protection type,
- in areas where ATEX directives must be observed,
- in operating sites at risk of fire,
- in corrosive environments. In particular, the enclosure and internal components can become
damaged if used in chlorinated, sulphurous, acidic or saline environments.
2.2 Requirements for authorised personnel
- Only qualified electrically skilled persons may
assemble, install, commission switchgear and
controlgear assemblies, perform extensions,
troubleshooting or maintenance and disassemble
and dispose of them.
- The qualified electrically skilled persons must
have appropriate experience in initial testing and
subsequent commissioning, troubleshooting and
maintenance.
Product life cycle phase Minimum training, qualifications or competence
Planning Electrically skilled person, consultant electrical engineer
Transport, assembly, installation Electrically skilled person
Commissioning Electrically skilled person with appropriate testing experience
Operation Short-circuit devices for operation by ordinary persons inside
distribution boards for operation by ordinary persons according to
EN 61439-3 (DBO): Ordinary persons
All other components must be secured against use by ordinary persons.
Inspection and maintenance Electrically skilled person with appropriate testing experience
Extensions Electrically skilled person, planning and documentation required
Disassembly, disposal Electrically skilled person, only for clearly defined mechanical and
electrical work: electrically instructed person
- An electrically skilled person by virtue of their professional training, skills and experience as well
as knowledge of the relevant regulations can assess the work assigned to them and identify possible
dangers.
- An electrically instructed person must be sufficiently informed and supervised by an electrically
skilled person. The instructed person must thus be capable of identifying risks and avoiding dangers
as well as dangers due to electricity.
- Anyone who is not an electrically skilled person or an electrically instructed person should always be
considered as a non-professional, ordinary person. Non-professional, ordinary persons should never
perform work in electrical systems independently or on their own authority. Non-professional,
ordinary persons may only operate short-circuit devices intended for use by ordinary persons
according to EN 61439-3.