Basic
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Classic Q1
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The user must ensure that in the event of:
- device failure
- incorrect operation
- loss of regulation or control
the axis will be safely de-activated.
It must also be ensured that the vehicles, machines, equipment,
or vehicles are fitted with device independent monitoring and
safety features.
Unearthed systems (e.g. vehicles) must be protected by means
of independent insulation monitors.
Man as well as property must not be exposed to danger at any
time!
Assembly
- should only be carried out when all voltages have been removed and the units are secured
- should only be carried out by suitably trained personnel
Installation
- should only be carried out when all voltages have been removed and the units are secured
- should only be carried out by suitably trained personnel for electrics
- should only be carried out in accordance with health and safety guidelines
Adjustments and programming
- should only be carried out by suitably trained personnel with knowledge in electronic drives and
their software
- should only be carried out in accordance with the programming advice
- should only be carried out in accordance with safety guidelines
CE
When mounting the units into vehicles, machines, and installations the proper operation of the
units may not be started until it is ensured that the machine, the installation, or the vehicle
comply with the regulations of the EC machinery directive 2006/42/EG, the EMC guideline
2004/108/EG, and the guideline ECE-R100.
On the described installation and test conditions (see chapter ‘CE notes’) it is adhered to the EC
guideline 2004/108/EG including the EMC standards EN61000-2 and EN61000-4.
A manufacturer's declaration can be requested.
The manufacturer of the machine or installation is responsible for observing the threshold values
demanded by the EMC laws.
QS
Test results are archived with the device serial number by the manufacturer for a period of 5
years.
The test protocols can be asked for.
