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1.3 Information about signs, symbols
and labelling
Hazard warning:
Information about a possibly hazardous situation
that could be fatal or result in severe injuries if the
safety measures are not observed. All work is to
be conducted by skilled personnel only.
Note:
More information is available in the operating
instructions.
Note: Supplementary information.
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Installation
2.1 Scope of supply
Check the scope of supply for completeness
and any damage (Fig. III - VI).
Do not perform the mounting procedure if the
scope of supply is not complete or if there are
any damaged parts.
Where this is the case, get in touch with the
Service Hotline.
Use mounting screws with a diameter of 10 - 13.5
mm. Use a suitable system of attachment for the
mounting foundation.
2.2 Location requirements
Observe the environmental conditions and the
building regulations at the installation location.
When mounting the column on parking areas
or in underground parking garages, provide
suitable impact protection on site.
When mounting one or more columns, make
sure there is sufficient spacing between the
columns and other local conditions, to ensure
that the devices mounted to them can be
handled easily and safely.
Observe the location requirements in the
operating instructions for the mounted
devices.
Mount the column on a horizontal, flat and
solid footing.
Mounting the column on an asphalt base does
not meet the given requirements.
Mount the column on a suitable concrete
foundation (for example, based on frost-
protected, concrete: C30/37 LP for XC4, XD1,
XF4 or C25/30 LP for XC4, XD1, XF2).
Make sure that the anchorage in the
foundation can withstand the maximum
extraction forces of 7500 Nm as well as the
maximum shearing forces of 2000 Nm at each
of the four attachment points.
When mounting, observe the information
provided by the manufacturer of the fastening
system used (for example, dowels, heavy-
duty anchors).
Make sure that any water that has entered the
column can drain off through the foundation.
2.3 Electrical requirements
Cable design
Make sure that the cables are designed for
medium to heavy mechanical loads. Use, for
example:
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PVC installation instructions, type NYM,
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PVC underground cable, type NYY,
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H07RN-F heavy-duty rubber line.
Make sure that
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the cables are at least 1.7 m and
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the empty conduits or protective sleeves
protrude at least 0.3 m over the
foundation.
Use cables with double insulation only, to
ensure basic and fault protection are given.
Select the cable in accordance with national
installation specifications (for example IEC
60364-5-52; VDE 0100-520, IEC60364-4-41,
VDE0100-410, IEC60364-7-722, VDE0100-
722).
When selecting the cables, observe the clamping
and sealing areas of the bolted connections and
the membrane nipples for the mounted devices.
Separation of power cables and data
cables
Only use power cables and data cables with
an insulating property that matches the
maximum
applied
operating
voltage.
Data cables are understood to refer to, e.g.
network cables (ModBus) or switchboard cables
(e.g. of key-operated switches).
If the data cable does not have the specified
level of insulation property, use additional
measures in accordance with national
regulations (e.g. additional protection in the
form of an insulating conduit).
