Danger To Life - Elektro-Automatik PSI 8000 T Betriebsanleitung

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Operating Guide
PSI 8000 T Series

Danger to life!

Hazardous voltage
The output voltage of some models can rise up to hazard-
ous levels of >60 V !
DC
All live parts have to be covered. All actions at the output
terminals have to be done while the unit is switched off
from the mains (switch = OFF) and may only be executed
by personnel which is instructed about the hazards of
electrical current. Any connection between the load and
the unit (at the output terminals) have to be scoop-proof.
Applications connected to the power output must be
configured and fused in a way that prevents the use of
these to cause a damage or worse to the unit by overload
or malfunction.
Caution!
The DC output can still have hazardous voltage for a
certain time after the output or the device has been
switched off!
Keep in mind:
• Only operate the device at a mains voltage as stipulated
on the type plate
• Never insert mechanical parts, especially from metal,
through the air ventilation slots
• Avoid any use of liquids of any kind in the proximity of the
device, they might get into it
• Do not connect voltage sources to the device which are
able to generate voltages higher than the nominal voltage
of the device
• In order to equip interface cards into the slot at the rear, the
common ESD provisions have to be followed
• The interface card may only be plugged and unplugged
while the unit is completely switched off (mains)
• Aging of the device, as well heavy use may result in un-
predictable behaviour of control elements like pushbuttons
and rotary knobs.
• Do not connect external voltage sources with reversed polar-
ity to the DC output! The device will be damaged.
• Avoid connecting external voltage sources to the DC output,
especially those who can generate voltages higher than
specified for the device!
Date: 02-05-2016
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