Salicru DC POWER-S DC-10-S, Руководство пользователя

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In cabinets of systems and/or batteries, where
the battery shelves are removable, there will
not be blind covers and they will have front door.
• Finally, after doing the connection and/or erection
tasks, it is mandatory to leave the cabinet/switch the
cover/s put it or them back and the front door closed.
• The floor where the system is installed will be ready to
support the weight of itself and it will be duly levelled,
otherwise the metallic frame will support unnecessary and
bad torques.
These deformities can mean a serious and dangerous
problem depending on their degree, especially in the recti-
fier cabinets with batteries fitted inside or battery cabinets,
because as higher is the weight to be supported, the most
the structure will suffer.
Optically, there could be slopes in the cabinet as regards to
the flat of the floor and/or between covers and top, being this
the lesser evil in comparison with the damages in the frame.
• It is mandatory to fix the cabinet/s to a solid and safe floor,
when the shelves are removable:
It has been stated the overturn risk of the cabinet when
pulling from the battery shelves out, with the conse-
quent risk of serious injuries for the operator, so it is impera-
tive required to stick visible warnings about the need of
fixing the cabinet to the floor with parts that guarantee a
total and permanent solidity before starting fitting the
batteries in .
Proceed as follows:
ˆ
Make the needed works to have a solid floor and levelled
with the fixing points by means of threaded studs of M12
and with a length thread about 3 cm.
Fig. 18 shows the mechanization in the base of the
600x800 and 800x800 mm cabinet, bottom cabinet view.
ˆ
Put the equipment and/or battery cabinet over the mech-
anised floor.
ˆ
Fix the cabinet base-plinth (BZ) to the floor, through the
foreseen fixing points (P
A
) of ø 12.5 mm, by means of nuts
and washers of M12.
ˆ
Repeat this task for every cabinet, if there is more than
one unit.
• Although the actions of the previous step have been
done properly, do not pull out more than one battery
shelf, there is high risk of mechanical torques in the own
frame.
Cabinet with base 800x800. Cabinet with base 600x800.
Front
cabinet.
Front
cabinet.
Fig. 18.
Mechanization of the cabinet base.
7.1. Operative for inserting and
removing modules from the
system.
• Pay attention to this point when the system is supplied from
factory with the modules not assembled only. Use it as a re-
moving and inserting guide of a unit.
• For systems without the modules and depending on the
model, break the strip that fix them to the cabinet of the
system, or battery cabinet or open the particular packaging
of each one of them..
7.1.1. Inserting or removing a module from
a system.
• Procedure to insert a module.
ˆ
Take a packaged rectifier, remove it out from its cardboard
case, remove the protection foam and the anti-static bag.
ˆ
Loosen the two screws with safety washer (t
2
) to release
the handle (AS
1
) .
The handle pivot over an axis arranged in the front bottom
part of the module. Open it till the maximum, in order to
hide the mechanical lock (BL
1
) located at both sides of
its base, and allow the entrance of the module into the
subrack.
Do not insert the rectifier module in the subrack
without opening the handle (AS
1
) till the max-
imum , because the mechanical lock could be damaged
or broken.
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