Harmar Mobility HIGHLANDER II, Инструкция по установке и обслуживанию

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HIGHLANDER II VERTICAL PLATFORM LIFTS:
Install Manual
17FEB2021 | 630-00113 REV C
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INSTALLATION
HIGHLANDER II: SECTION 4
7. If using an interlock or strike with doors by
others, insert a 6-conductor cable into one
back cover through one of the knockouts.
8. Use crimp connectors to make cable
connections in the call station. See Figure 4-9.
9. Install the front cover to back cover or in-wall
outlet box with four (4) cover screws.
10. Install label plate on the front cover with four
(4) label plate screws.
11. If the routing of the wires changes, be sure to
zip tie them out of the way of moving parts
(ex. Carriage rollers).
DOORS / GATES BY OTHERS
Interlocks and Strikes to be installed into doors by
others are shipped with VPL in the OEM packaging.
Install devices per instructions in the packaging.
Connect wiring per device instructions and Figures
4-9 or Figure 4-11 on page 16. For details, please
refer to the supplemental guide "Highlander II
Wiring Schematics".
NOTE: A wiring diagram with part number 640-00025 is
placed in a packet with your shipment.
NOTE: Von Duprin strikes are not compatible with lifts
containing a Battery backup option.
FINAL POSITIONING AND
ANCHORING
79
"
of overhead clearance is required above the
platform floor when the lift is at the upper landing.
Position the lift in its final location.
Verify that the tower front and sides are plumb and
all running clearances are the proper dimensions.
Shim if necessary. Wood shims must never be used.
Install two (2) anchors at the back of the tower and
two (2) anchors into the tower legs. See figure 4-16.
Anchor
Figure 4-16
1. 8' models must have the lift tower anchored
into a solid surface at or above the top cross-
brace of the tower frame. 10' or taller models
must have the lift tower anchored at two (2)
levels into a solid surface at or above the top
two (2) tower cross braces. This is to ensure
running clearances remain constant. There
are two options for anchoring the top of the
tower. See Figure 4-17.