Electrical Contact; Risks From Structural Changes And Replacement Parts; Safety Measures At The Installation Site - Behncke Control 1.3 Betriebsanleitung

2.5.3 Electrical contact

When working on the system's electrical equipment, there is an increased risk of electric shock due to the
damp environment. Similarly, improper installation of electrical protective conductors may lead to electric
shocks, through oxidation or cable breakage for example.
• Observe the energy supplier's VDE and EVU regulations
• Set up swimming pools and their swimming pools according to DIN VDEO 0100-702
• All the work on electrical equipment may only be carried out by appropriate electrical specialists
• When working on the system, disconnect it from the mains 30 minutes beforehand
• Put up a warning sign: "Do not switch on! The system is being worked on."
• Regularly check the electrical system for proper condition
• The system must not be operated without the protective casing provided for the individual
components

2.6 Risks from structural changes and replacement parts

Structural changes may affect operational safety. As a result, the control system may only be converted
or modified by agreement with the manufacturer. No components, especially safety devices, may be
removed.
Only replacement parts and accessories from BEHNCKE may be used.
Any accessories must not endanger the safety of the system.

2.7 Safety measures at the installation site

The control system must be securely mounted to the wall, in a control cabinet or on a mounting plate, and
is not suitable for use in constant sunlight.
Ensure that an operating temperature of 40°C is not exceeded.
Only run the control system if all the safety devices are fully functional.
The control system or surroundings may be damaged if this is not followed.
The installation room must not have an explosive atmosphere.
The installation space must not be colder than 5°C during operation, maintenance, start-up, cleaning and
repair.
CAUTION!
Check the control system and connectors for externally visible damage and
functionality at least once per week.
If you identify damage, immediately switch off the control system and consult
an electrician.
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