Mode Of Operation; Intended Use; Foreseeable Misuse; Safety Devices - HEYLO PV 6000 Betriebsanleitung

Fan PV 6000

Mode of operation

The device generates a negative pressure on the
suction end and an overpressure at the air outlet
on the pressure end. The air flow direction is indi-
cated with an arrow. The generated air current
can be used to ventilate areas as well as to ex-
tract air from areas.
The housing and motor seal complies with the
high IP 44 protection class and offers effective
protection against dust and water.
If the device is switched on at the device switch
on the back of the device, it will run in continuous
operating mode. The fan extracts ambient air
through the air intake and releases it through the
air outlet.
See also
 Intended use [ 26]
14.2.1

Intended use

The device is intended exclusively for commercial
use in ventilating air in closed rooms at atmos-
pheric pressure and in weather-protected outdoor
areas in normal operation.
Intended use also includes observance of the op-
erating conditions (see Operating conditions
Any other use or any application transcending the
specified use is considered improper use. Improp-
er use will result in all warranty claims becoming
void.
14.2.2

Foreseeable misuse

The following types of misuse can be envisaged:
– Ventilating air without adhering to the speci-
fied minimum spacing and operating condi-
tions.
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14.3
NOTICE
The following safety devices is listed in the device
overview in the chapter General description
Persons can be seriously injured on the device if
the safety devices are not properly installed and
set. Do not modify, dismantle or take any of the
safety devices out of operation. All the safety de-
vices must be freely accessible at all times.
Familiarize yourself with all the safety equipment
to prevent, or at least minimise, damage to tangi-
ble assets and/or injuries to persons.
Protective grilles preventing access are installed
in front of the air intake and in front of the air out-
let.
The feet ensure that the device remains fixed in
place.
Safety guards
Safety guards prevent or hinder direct access to
the rotating or moving parts of the device. Safety
guards have no influence on the movement of
device components. Such equipment may only be
removed for set-up, maintenance or repair work
[ 24]).
and must be reinstalled before restarting.
The device has the following safety covers:
– Protective grille preventing access installed in
front of the turbine blade (air intake end).
– Protective grille preventing access installed in
front of the air outlet.
– Protective cover on the electrical components
14.4
The device is operated solely with the device
switch on the back of the device. The device
switch turns the device on and off.

Safety devices

Operating and display elements

[ 25].
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