Mosebach HX30-B, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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HX30 Heater
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No ductwork is permitted on intake or exhaust of this heater as this will cause a backpressure and
ruin the resistors.
Caution! Material can be moved by intake air or exhaust air. Failure to secure material
could cause injury to bystanders or damage to the heater.
Good air flow keeps the heater cool but can very easily move light debris such as paper,
cardboard, and dust with great velocity. Loose materials around the heater, especially near the
intake and exhaust, must be secured to prevent movement. Material on the exhaust side may be
blown into and injure a bystander. Material near the intake may be taken into the heater
damaging internal components.
e) Exhaust temperature
WARNING! FIRE AND BURN HAZARD. Keep flammable material at least 40 feet away from
the heater. A great deal of heat is expelled from the heater. Temperatures
inside the heater are sufficient to ignite flammable fumes or materials. Failure
to maintain proper housekeeping and properly securing flammable material
could lead to fire, burns, and/or injury.
Even with sufficient air flow, internal component temperature will exceed 400 °F. Exhaust air
temperature rise of 100 °F can be achieved at full power. Flammable materials must not be kept
around the heater. Heat from the heater could ignite this material.
f) Connecting and disconnecting
WARNING! BURN HAZARD. Attempting to connect or disconnect leads while heater is in
operation can lead to severe injury or death. Connecting or disconnecting
plugs and receptacles while current is flowing or voltage is present may cause
arcing. Arcing can generate a great deal of light, heat and possibility of
electrocution.
5) Operation
NOTE: Contact Mosebach Manufacturing if you are planning operations in ambient temperatures
above 115 °F.
Ambient plus heat generated by the resistor can cause electrical components to possibly
malfunction.
a) Pre-startup
1. Check housekeeping in the operational area and correct all unsafe conditions.
Failure to do this may result in debris being blown around and may cause a fire hazard.
2. Connect the heater’s ground cam-lock to a known earth ground.
3. Position heater so that air will flow freely into the intakes and out of the exhaust port.
4. All air intakes and exhaust ports must be clear of any blockages or debris.
5. Connect and place thermocouple(s)