Elmo Rietschle L-BL2 - Manual (Page 12)

Installation
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5 Installation
 WARNING
Improper use of the system can result in
serious or even fatal injuries!!
Have you read the safety precautions in
Chapter 1, "Safety", Pg. 4 f.?
Otherwise you may not carry out any work with
or on the system!
NOTE
For the system design, see Fig. 1, Pg. 3. The
item numbers (Item) specified in the text refer
to this illustration.
5.1 Installation
 CAUTION
Danger of crushing from system tipping
over!
In the unmounted state, the system can easily
tip due to its weight distribution!
Wear gloves and safety shoes! Handle the
system with the appropriate care!
 CAUTION
Danger of tripping and falling!
Make sure the system does not present a
danger of tripping!
Block off the system with a guard fence or
mark with red-and-white tape etc. if necessary.
 WARNING
Electrical danger!
The system must be installed so that the
electrical device cannot be damaged by
external influences!
In particular, the feed pipes must be securely
routed, e.g. in cable ducts or in the floor.
CAUTION
Danger of damage to the system due to
overheating!
When installing the system, make sure that
heat dissipation and cooling are not
obstructed. The minimum distances specified
in Chapter 3.1, "Mechanical data",
Section "Minimum distances for heat
dissipation", Pg. 9 must be complied with.
Discharge air of other machines/devices may
not be directly sucked in again!
 WARNING
Danger from system tipping over or falling!
If the system is installed on moveable machine
parts or at a great height without any other
protection against falling down, it must by all
means
be bolted to the bearing surface via the
securing eyes in its feet.
NOTE
Note on later transport!
Install the system with the feet on strips or
similar supports to simplify transport later, e.g.
with a low-lift platform truck!
Space requirement and minimum distances:
The space requirement and positioning of the
hole for installing and securing the system are
shown in Fig. 3, Pg. 11.
 For minimum clearances for heat dissipation
and cooling,
see Chapter 3.1, "Mechanical data",
Section "Minimum distances for heat
dissipation", Pg. 9.
 Spacing of securing eyes:
see Chapter 3.1, "Mechanical data",
Section "Spacing of securing eyes", Pg. 9.