Electrical Connection; Operation; Intermittent Duty - Hettich Mosys Bedienungsanleitung

* during correct use
** arithmetic average of raising and lowering

6 Electrical connection

The drive unit is designed for alternating current voltage, see section 5 "Technical data".
In compliance with the power consumption (see type plate), the customer must ensure
the provision of a shockproof socket or a respective safety device (installed by professional
electricians) in accordance with the relevant and/or country-specific regulations.
DANGER
Danger due to electrical current! The power connection cable of this device cannot be replaced.
If the cable should be damaged, the device has to be scrapped. Before connecting the drive unit,
it is essential to perform certain safety checks, among which is the compliance of the type of
current and the mains voltage with the specifications on the type plate of the power supply unit.
Route the cable safely and correctly, see section 3.4 "Electrical hazard".
Insert the power plug into the power socket.
Ensure that the mains cable, the hand set cable and the connecting cable to the second
drive unit are appropriately routed.

7 Operation

CAUTION
Potential safety hazards or risk of damage to the product can occur if the drive unit is
operated (without respective supervision) by young children or persons with invalidities
or frail constitutions. The drive unit is only allowed to be used by adults.
NOTE
Before starting up the system, the user must firstly check to see if the adjustable parts
are still secured by some sort of transport securing aid (e.g. duct or Velcro tape). Release
the transport securing aid. The head and foot section can be comfortably lowered and/or
raised to the desired position in a continuously variable mode.
CAUTION
Ensure that no persons, pets and objects are in the danger area during operation
(see 3.6 crushing hazard).

7.1 Intermittent duty

CAUTION
Damage to the drive due to overloading
 Only operate the drive unit in intermittent duty (ID 2 min/18min)
 Avoid electrical or mechanical overloading
Example: Maximum duration of continuous operation two minutes, then it is essential to
ensure that the drive unit is not operated for at least 18 minutes.
Alternatively: Duration of continuous operation one minute, then it is essential to ensure
that the drive unit is not operated for at least 9 minutes.
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