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Annex
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Types of Risks
Evaluation Criteria and Solutions to Adopt
(Check the box corresponding to the solution adopted)
1.3.7
1.3.8
Mechanical risks caused
by the movement of the
door
1.4
[7] Crushed hands on
the hinge edge (figure 1,
risk D)
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Check for the presence of a free space
≥
25mm.
or
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Apply protectors that prevent fingers from being introduced (e.g. rubber
edging).
[8] Placing the feet on
the lower edge (figure 1,
risk E)
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The gap between the door and the pavement must prevent the
introduction of feet.
N.B. If the gap changes due to the slope of the floor, apply protectors (e.g.
rubber edging).
[9] Placing hands in the
activation group (figure
1, risk F)
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if the distances between the activation group and the door change, check
for the gap
≥
25mm or apply protectors (e.g. coverings or rubber edging).
[10] Placing, slicing and
cutting due to shaping
of the moving door
(figure 1, risk G)
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Remove or protect eventual sharp edges, protruding parts, etc... (e.g.
with coverings or rubber edging).
Electrical and electro-
magnetic compatibility
risks
1.5.1
1.5.2
[11] Lost Contacts
Electricity Detection
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Use CE components and materials in accordance with the Regulation on
Low Tension (73/23/CEE).
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Perform the electrical connections, the network connection, the ground
connections and relative checks, in compliance with the local norms and as
indicated in the installation manual of the activation group.
N.B. If the electrical power line is already connected (through socket and
also through cable box), compliance declarations with Italian Law 46/90 are
not compulsory.
1.5.10
1.5.11
[12] Risks of electro-
magnetic compatibility
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Use CE components in compliance with the EMC Directive
(89/336/CCE). Perform the installation as indicated in the installation
manual of the activation group.
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