S&P HGHT Series, Инструкция пользователя

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ENGLISH
Thank you for placing your confidence in S&P by buying
this product. It has been manufactured following current
technical safety regulations and in compliance with EC
standard.
Please read this instructions booklet carefully before
installing or starting up the product. It contains
important information on personal and user safety
measures to be followed while installing, using and
carrying out maintenance work on the equipment. Once
the product has been installed, please hand in this
booklet to the end user.
Check that the apparatus is in perfect condition while
unpacking. Any fault or damage caused in origin is
covered by the S&P guarantee. Please make sure that
the apparatus coincides with the product you have
ordered and that the details on the instructions plate
fulfil your necessities.
Transport and manipulation.
- The packaging used for this apparatus has been
designed to support normal transporting conditions.
The apparatus must always be transported in its
original packaging as not doing so could deform or
damage the product.
- The product should be stored in a dry place in its
original packaging, protected from dust and dirt until
it is installed in its final location. Do not accept
delivery if the apparatus is not in its original
packaging or shows clear signs of having been
manipulated in any way.
- Do not place heavy weights on the packed product
and avoid knocking or dropping it.
- When manipulating heavy products, adequate
elevating machinery should be used to avoid
harming people or damaging the product itself.
- Never lift a product by pulling it by the wires or
terminal casing. Likewise, no pressure should be
applied on the propeller, turbine or safety grid while
manipulating the product.
Important information for the safety of installers and
users.
- Installation must only be carried out by qualified
persons.
- The HGHT range of fans has been designed to
withstand the extraction of air at 400º C or 300ºC, for
a period of 2 hrs. The range has been tested and
independently certified by the Applus laboratory
under the UNE-EN-12101-3/2002 Standards.
- Make sure that the installation complies with each
country’s current mechanical and electrical norms.
- Once ready to use, the apparatus must fulfil the
following standards:
- Standard
for Low Pressure Instalments
2006/95/CE
- Machinery Standard 2006/42/CE
- Standard
for Electromagnetic Compatibility
2004/108/CE.
- Ventilators installed in high risk areas (1) that are
accessible to users must be adequately protected in
order to comply with the Standards. The necessary
protective devices can be found in the accessories
section of the general S&P catalogue.
- Any area in or around a machine, where the
presence of people can cause situations of danger
for their safety or health, can be considered a high
risk area.
- Ventilators, or apparatus that include them, have
been designed to move the air in the area stipulated
on their characteristics plate.
- This apparatus must not be used in explosive or
corrosive atmospheres (2).
- If a machine is needed for working in the previously
stated conditions, consult the S&P Technical
Service.
- If the apparatus is going to be used in atmospheres
with over 95% relative humidity, consult the S&P
Technical Service first.
- If a ventilator is going to be installed to extract air
from premises where a boiler or other combustion
apparatus are installed, make sure that the building
has sufficient air intakes to assure adequate
combustion.
Safety during installation.
- Make sure there are no loose elements near the
ventilator, as they could run the risk of being sucked
up by it. If it is going to be installed in a duct, check
that it is clean of any element that could be sucked
up by the ventilator.
- When installing an apparatus, make sure that all the
fittings are in place and that the structure which
supports it is resistant enough to bear its weight at
full functioning power.
- Before manipulating the apparatus, make sure the
mains supply is disconnected, even if the machine is
switched off.
- Check that the mains supply voltage and frequency
values coincide with the stipulations on the
characteristics plate.
- Please follow the motor connection diagram for the
electrical connections.
- The motor should be connected to the electrical
supply with suitably rated electrical cable. Example:
OMERIN type MA-VAS or equivalent in accordance
with Standard UNE 20431 (CEI-331).
- Before installation ensure that the electrical cable
selected is rated (in accordance with all appreciable
standards) to withstand the maximum absorbed
current of the fan.
- Where motors are equipped with accessories:
thermal protection, space heaters, speed control
device, these must be disabled during operation
in smoke extraction mode.
- If an earth connection is necessary, check that it
correctly connected and that adequate thermal and
overloading protection has been connected and
adjusted to the corresponding limits.
- If a ventilator is installed in a duct, the duct must be
exclusively for the ventilation system.