Salvus L2, Руководство пользователя

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5. Putting the cabinet into service
Installation
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Place the cabinet on a firm surface and ensure that it is level.
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The cabinet cannot tip over and fall due to its heavy weight.
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Place the cabinet where the doors can open 180°.
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Ensure that the cabinet is in a well-ventilated room. Depending on its duration, a fire may
produce poisonous gasses
Switching on the cabinet
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On the outside of the cabinet is an electricity cable approx. 1.5 metres long that is fitted with
a three-pole CEE-form 230V 16A plug or a five-pole CEE-form 400V 32A plug. Push the plug
directly into a compatible wall socket. Do not use an extension cable.
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Ensure that the cabinet cable is connected to an exclusive circuit in accordance with NEN
regulations.
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Make sure that the fuse switch in the cabinet is up (position 1). The fuse switch is inside the
cabinet on the outside of the lowest technical compartment.
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Place the battery on a shelf where the green light is on. The cabinets are fitted with an
automatic charging system so that batteries on each shelf are charged every two hours.
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Model 1301000175: ensure that the door- closers are ‘on’ and that the cabinet is
connected to the electricity network.
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Ensure that the maximum power of the cabinet is never exceeded (230V cabinet: 3600W, 400V
cabinet: 10,800W).
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Ensure that the maximum load-bearing capacity of the shelves of approx. 75 kg is never
exceeded.
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Always keep the cabinet doors closed so that any fire is limited to inside the cabinet.
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Never impede the smoke duct and the ventilation grill by placing anything on top of the
cabinet.
Manual locking: opening and closing
Opening the cabinet doors
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First unlatch the right-hand door and then the left-hand door and turn the handle or
handles to the open position.
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Open the doors as far as possible without forcing so that they stay open.
Closing the cabinet doors
• First close the left-hand door and then the right-hand door and turn the handle or
handles to the closed position.
• If the doors remain open, an alarm will sound after two minutes to indicate that the doors
must be closed.
• Closing the doors is entirely mechanical and requires very little force from the locking
mechanism. There is therefore very little risk involved and there is little danger of injury.