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2.9 ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT
The machine can run in a correct way both in an industrial and in a residential electromagnetic
environment. The conformity is guaranteed by the implementation of the Harmonized Technical
Norms.
2.10 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
The machine is designed to operate in indoor environments, with limited exposure to dust and
humidity and in an environment with a temperature ranging between 5°C and 40°C.
The machine can work in environments in temperatures less than 5°C or higher than 40°C only if
equipped with specific heating or cooling kits.
Environmental conditions different from those prescribed may cause breaking and malfunction.
Should environmental conditions be very variable, special measures will have to be agreed with
the Builder.
The machine is not designed to operate in explosive atmospheres.
It is therefore forbidden to
use the machine in explosive atmospheres.
The machine has to be installed within a building with a strong and well-levelled flooring. The
building lighting has to comply with the laws in force in the country in which the machine is installed
and, in any case, it has to ensure adequate visibility on the whole working area that is also used for
the handling of products.
2.11 SOUND EMISSIONS
After examining the values of Leq during a test with the machine complete with all its components
and placed in an environment without any other sources of noise, the Continuous and Equivalent
Level of sound pressure considered in scale “A” [Leq in dB(A)] at the distance of 1 m when the
machine is operating will never be higher than 76 dB(A), as shown in the proof conditions.
The noise values indicated are emission levels and are not necessarily safe operation levels.
Although there is a relation between emission and exposure levels, it is not possible to use this
relation in a reliable way in order to determine whether other precautions are necessary. The
factors which determine the exposure level of the manpower include the duration of the exposure,
the features of the working place and other sources of noise (number of machines, contiguous
processes, etc.).
Furthermore, the allowed exposure levels can change from country to country.
In any case the information included will help the operator to evaluate any dangers and risks in a
more precise way.
2.12 VIBRATIONS
If the machine is used according to the instructions for a correct use, the vibrations cannot cause
any dangerous situations.
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