Vitris Portavant 80 automatic, Руководство пользователя

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Portavant 80 automatic 17
Revision 12/2017
Check of (finger-pull) handles or other add-on parts
[ ] no sharp edges AND
[ ] not shearing points/sufficient safety clearances
Check of glass panel
[ ] no sharp edges/no edge pitting AND
[ ] safety glass AND
[ ] transparent sashes are marked (stickers/frosted strips) at eye level in such a
way that the closed door is recognised by the user, AND
[ ] a label stating "Automatic" mode is attached
[ ] Check of door weight entered in menu
Verify that the correct door weight including add-on parts such as handles has
been entered in the master menu.
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Safety is ensured by low kinetic energy operation
Note: The display of "2x60kg" indicates that a double-sash doorset with a door weight of
60 kg each is in operation. Accordingly, "1x60kg" indicates a single-sash doorset with a
weight of 60 kg.
DANGER!
(Risk of crushing/shearing/impact)
Never enter a door weight that is too low, and make sure that in case of a
double-sash door "2x" precedes the door weight.
This is a prerequisite to
ensure that the maximum door speeds calculated from the door weight comply
with the low kinetic energy mode according to DIN 18650 / EN 16005.
Incorrect entries may cause severe injury.
[ ] Check of push buttons (only if applicable)
Wall-mounted push buttons and their location must comply with user requirements.
They must be located in such a way that the user is not impeded by the opening
door and cannot collide with it. Also, the location of the button must ensure that the
user has a clear view of the door, enabling the user to check before opening the
door that the moving door does not represent a hazard to other persons. Wall-
mounted push buttons must be designed and located in such a way that the risk of
accidental actuation is as small as possible. They must be located within the reach
of the users and must be clearly identifiable.
[ ] Check of motion detectors (only if applicable)
The activation threshold of any motion detector triggering the door should extend
approx. 1,000 mm to 1,500 mm forward of the door face. The detection range must
at least cover the door's overall opening width.