OEM DRAUGHT CAP MOTORIZED 30, Инструкции по использованию и предупреждения

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CAPPA NEUTRA/MOTORIZZ. serie 30/35/40
CHAPTER 5 –
TRANSPORT AND INSTALLATION
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5.4 Installation
5.4.1 Predisposition charced to the customer
Except for any different contractual agreements, it is normally charged to the customer the predisposition:
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Locals (including masonry works, such as foundations or funnels if required, lighting);
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power systems up to the power points of the machine, in accordance with the rules in the country of
installation and/or required by the Manufacturer. All technical specifications required by the manufacturer
are contained in the sales agreement. The Manufacturer disclaims any liability if the customer fails to
guarantee the technical characteristics of the electrical system required in the sales contract.
• The power supply for the machine, including the grounding conductor, according to the characteristics and
tolerances required and specified in this manual.
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tools and supplies needed for assembly and installation;
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appropriate lifting and handling equipment.
ATTENTION!
The electrical power cables are paid by the customer and must be sized according to the maximum
current absorbed.
Use a flexible cable under an oil-resistant sheath that should not be lighter than polychromelene or
synthetic elastomer cables under equivalent sheath (designation 60245 IEC 57).
5.4.2 Allowed environmental conditions
The environment where the machine is installed and used is internal, protected from weather such as: rain, hail, snow,
fog, suspended dust, combustible powders, protected from aggressive agents such as corrosive vapors or excessive
heat sources and should not be classified as ATEX.
The use of the machine under conditions other than those listed is not allowed.
In particular, the installation and usage environment must not present:
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Exposure to corrosive fumes;
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Exposure to excessive humidity (over 85%) and rapid changes of relative humidity (over 0.005 p.u./h);
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Exposure to excessive dust;
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Exposure to abrasive dust;
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Exposure to oily vapours;
• Exposure to explosive mixtures of dust or gas;
• Exposure to brackish air;
• Exposure to vibrations, shocks or abnormal shocks;
• Exposure to bad weather out of the permitted limits or dripping;
• Exposure to unusual transport or storage conditions;
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Exposure to high or rapid thermal variations (over 5K/h);
• Presence of nuclear radiation.