Connections; Safety - Sagola PACK 6000X Manual De Instrucciones

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9.1.- Connections

9.1.1. Connecting the heater
The installation does not require the use of special tools, it is merely enough to properly connect
the equipment to the mains power supply and that of a properly designed compressed air line,
which must previously exist.
- To the mains, with a standard Schuko Bipolar plug fitted with a lateral grounding contact for up
to 16 A with 220-240V or 110-130V AC depending on the model.
- To the compressed air grid and the connection to 14" BSPP, capable of supplying at least 150l/
min. (Required by the PACK 6000X Air Heater equipment).
9.1.2. Heated hose connection
The connection must be made according to
the image.

9.2.- Safety

The first time you use your unit it is not necessary to perform the depressurisation process, as it
is supplied fully depressurised but it will be whenever maintenance or repair work is carried out.
The depressurisation process consists of releasing the compressed air pulling the trigger of the
spray gun or application tool until there is no more air coming out.
If one does not take this safety instruction into account, breakdowns, personal injuries and acci-
dents may occur, which can be deadly. SAGOLA S.A.U. shall have no liability for any sequels due
to the breach of these safety norms.
Take the utmost care when adjusting and preparing the equipment. Take special care with advan-
ced programming, as an error may cause the equipment to malfunction and occasionally destroy
the protection fuses or cause the resistance to overheat and break. Pay close attention when
performing maintenance and repair tasks.
Before using the equipment and by its owner, the following safety measures must be verified:
- Do not allowing access to the equipment of people without proper training in the aspects of
safety, handling and operation of the equipment.
- Ascertain that the operator who is using the equipment has the basic knowledge of the operation
of the equipment, the protection of the environment and that he has read, understood and has
at his disposal the instruction manual of the equipment. If in doubt, please contact SAGOLA's
Technical Assistance Service.
- That the person intended to program, dismantle and perform maintenance tasks and repair the
equipment has adequate knowledge of the electrical, mechanical and pneumatic aspects. Get to
know the build and the operating principle equipment, the safety standards and industrial waste
management norms and that has been approved by SAGOLA's Technical Assistance Service.
- That the equipment is located outside the working area (away from potential environments with
potentially explosive atmospheres) and preferably within the operator's sight, so that he can
check that the "Ready" pilot light is on.
- That the equipment is properly fastened to the wall and that the pneumatic and electrical con-
nections are in perfect condition. Without air leaks or damage to the electrical cables.
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