Specifications; Standard Equipment; Tool Inspection - Emerson RIDGID RP 210 Manual Del Usuario

The entire cycle duration is approximately five (5) seconds.
Once the cycle begins to deform a fitting, it will automat-
ically continue until completion, even if the trigger switch
is released. The LED displays on the back of the tool indi-
cate problems such as improper temperature, open attach-
ment mounting pin or maintenance required.
Jaw Arm
LED Display
Panel (Rear)
Tool Housing
Figure 1 – RP 210-B Press Tool And Compact Series Jaw

Specifications

RP 210-B Battery Press Tool:
Motor
Voltage ...................18V DC
Amperage ...............18 Amp
Power .....................324 Watts
Weight ........................5.6 lbs. (2.5 Kg) (Tool Only - No
Battery)
Ram Force .................5,400 lbs. (24kN)
Operating Temperature
Range ...........................15° F to 140° F (-10° C to 60° C)
0°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) with
Battery Maintained Above 15°F
(-10°C) or By Using Higher
Capa city Batteries. See Cold
Weather Operation.
Duty Cycle...................1 Crimp

Standard Equipment

The RP 210, if ordered with batteries, comes with 1.1Ah
batteries. 2.2Ah and 3.3Ah batteries are available as
accessories (See Page 10) . Higher amp hour batteries
allow more press connections per charge, but also weigh
more.
NOTE! RP 210 Press Tools and Compact Jaws are pro-
tected under various U.S. and international pat -
ents and patent applications.
Attachment
Jaw
Mounting Pin
Sideplate
Scissor Style
Jaw Set
Switch
Handle
Battery
/min.
RP 210 Press Tool
NOTE! RIDGID jaws and attachments are offered in two
"series"
• Standard Series
• Compact Series
These series are not interchangeable. Only stan-
dard series jaws will work with standard series
tools (RP 330, 320-E, CT-400). Similarly, only
compact series jaws will work with the compact
series tools (Compact 100-B, RP 210). Please
refer to the standard tool's operator's manuals for
further information on standard tools and jaws.
Selection of appropriate materials and joining
NOTICE
methods is the responsibility of the system designer
and/or installer. Before any installation is attempted, care-
ful evaluation of the specific service environment, includ-
ing chemical environment and service temperature, should
be completed. Consult Press Fitting System manufactur-
er for selection information.

Tool Inspection

WARNING
Daily before use, inspect your press tool and cor rect
any problems to reduce the risk of serious injury
from electric shock, crushing injures, attachment
failure and other causes, and prevent tool dam-
age.
1. Make sure that the press tool battery is removed.
Inspect the battery for damage. If any damage or
modifications are found, do not use until the battery
has been properly repaired or re placed.
2. Clean any oil, grease or dirt from the equipment,
especially the handles and controls. This helps to
pre vent the machine or controls from slipping from
your grip.
3. Inspect the press tool for any broken, worn, missing,
mis-aligned or binding parts or any other condition
which may prevent safe and normal operation. Make
sure that the attachment mounting pin moves smooth-
ly between the fully open and full closed position
and locks into each. Confirm that the switch moves
freely and does not bind or stick. If any problems
are found, do not use machine until problems have
been repaired.
4. Inspect and maintain the tool attachments and battery
charger as directed in their instructions. Failure to
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