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GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
This instruction manual is intended solely for use by qualified professionals.
The installation, electrical connections and adjustments must be made in accordance with the current legislation in each country.
Carefully read the instructions before starting to install the equipment. Incorrect installation can be dangerous.
Packing material (Plastic, expanded polystyrene, etc.) should be disposed of without causing environmental damage and should be kept out of
the reach of children, as it is potentially dangerous.
Do not install electrical equipment in an explosive environment or atmosphere. The presence of gas or inflammable fumes represents a
severe security risk.
Before installing the equipment, make all necessary modifications to the door/gate to ensure that there is no risk of crushing, cutting or any
other possible movement that could cause harm.
The manufacturer of the equipment is not responsible for the automated door/gate not meeting the relevant safety standards, nor for the
possible deformations that could occur during use.
Safety devices (photo-electric cells, pneumatic strips, etc.) should be installed in accordance with the current safety standards. These safety
devices should be installed such as to avoid any possible crushing, cutting or danger in general by the door/gate that is being automated.
Apply the relevant warning sings as per the current standards to indicate the potential danger areas.
Each installation should have clearly visible identification information of the automated door/gate.
Install a two-pole switch at the power supply to turn off the supply in case of emergency.
Check that there is a differential and thermal cut-out.
Always earth the equipment and the door/gate.
MACHINERY DIRECTIVE
According to the Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC) the installer of a door/gate has the same obligations as the manufacturer of a machine
and, as such, must:
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Create a technical report for the motorized door/gate which must include the documents specified in Appendix V of the Machinery
Directive. (This technical record should be conserved and made available to the relevant national authority for at least ten years
from the date of manufacture of the motorized door/gate.
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Produce the CE conformity declaration for the motorized door/gate as per Appendix II-A of the Machinery Directive.
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Put the CE mark on the motorized door/gate as per clause 1.7.3 of Appendix I of the machinery Directive.
MANUFACTURER DECLARATION
(Directive 2006/42/CE, Anexo II, parte B)
Manufacturer: Hidro
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Domèstics, S.L.
Address: C/ Fusteria, 26, 28, 30, 08551 Tona Barcelona
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SPAIN
Declares that the systems with part numbers:
1RM2D25, 1RMT2D25, 1RMT2D25-H, 1RM2RT25, 1RMT2RT25, 1RMT2RT25-H, 2RMI2D25,
2RMIT2D25, 2RMIT2D25-H, 2RMI2RT25, 2RMIT2RT25 and 2RMIT2D25-H.
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Are built to be used in a machine or to assemble with other machines to build a machine considered by the Directive 2006/42/CE, as
modified.
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Conform to the conditions of the following CE Directives:
Electro-magnetic compatibility Directive 2014/30/UE, as modified.
Low tension directive 2014/35/UE, as modified.
Safety standard for hydraulic transmission systems EN-ISO 4413:2011.
And also declares that it is not permitted to use the machinery until such time as the machine in which it is to be used, or of which is
component part, has been declared in conformity with the conditions of the directive 2006/42/CE and any relevant national legislation.
Tona a 10/07/2019
Jordi Roquet (Director)
