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6.4.3 Assembly on a wall or in tunnels
To attach the TracFeed ® SFA to a wall, you need two identical
retaining brackets.
Corresponding retaining brackets are available for
different pole types as accessories from Rail
Power Systems GmbH customer service.
Personnel:
n
Trained qualified personnel
Protective equipment: n Protective clothing
n Industrial safety helmet
n
Protective gloves
n Safety footwear
n High-vis clothing
Tool:
n
Hand tools
n Drill
n Dust extraction
Material:
n
Fastening brackets
Requirement:
n The wall has been checked to ensure it has a sufficient load-
bearing capacity.
1. Choose suitable fastening brackets for the surface in ques-
tion (e.g. heavy load anchors, adhesive anchors, threaded
anchors).
2. Draw on holes (Fig. 14/1) for the retaining brackets (Fig. 14/2
and 4).
The vertical distance between the holes must
be 400 mm. Make sure that the upper
retaining bracket is installed horizontally and
at a distance of 1 200 mm to the top edge of
the foundation.
3. Create bore holes appropriate to the fastening brackets and
insert the fastening brackets into the bore holes in accord-
ance with the manufacturer’s specifications.
4. Fasten the retaining brackets (Fig. 14/2 and 4) to the back of
the TracFeed
®
SFA (Fig. 14/3) with the M16 fastening bolts.
5. Screw the retaining brackets (Fig. 14/2 and 4) onto the
inserted fastening brackets.
6.
Connect the TracFeed ® SFA (Fig. 14/3) to the railway earth
for potential equalisation.
Fig. 14: Assembly on a wall
Assembly
Assembly > Assembly on a wall or in tunnels
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