Electric Motors - S&P TD-500/150-160 SILENT Bedienungsanleitung

• Emergency ventilation fans, can be dual pur-
pose, or dedicated Emergency operation. If fan
is not operated for long periods then fan should
be run as prescribed by local regulations, or as
minimum 15 minutes each month, to ensure
safe operation.
TRANSPORT, LIFTING
Fan equipment and packaging are protected from
adverse atmosphere, especially water, sand, dust,
vibration and excessive temperature. The packag-
ing used for this fan has been designed to support
normal transporting conditions.
The fan must always be transported in its original
packaging. Do not accept delivery if the fan is not
in its original packaging or shows clear signs of
having been damaged.
Do not place heavy weights on the packaging and
avoid impact damage.
Any lifting equipment must be safe and of suitable
capacity for weight and size. Special attention may
be required to ensure fan assembly does not dis-
tort or tilt as weight distribution may vary.
When Fan equipment is carefully lowered or placed
on a surface, be it temporary, during lifting, position-
ing, storage or permanent, this must be a fl at sur-
face to avoid distortion of fan casing or fan assembly.
STORAGE
Storage must be in a safe, fl at, controlled envi-
ronment to prevent damage, especially from wa-
ter, sand, dust, moisture, corrosion, temperature.
Recommend that duct connections (infl ow and
outfl ow) are closed to avoid dust/debris entering
the equipment.
These data may also apply to an installed fan,
which is not put into operation for extended period.
INSTALLATION
Fan equipment should be electrically isolated
and locked out before any work started.
Before any installation work is started, ensure that
fan equipment is correct for application. Location
for installation is solid, level, fl at and suitable for
mounting fan assembly.
Fan should be located in position, and assembled
with any accessory equipment supplied, on rele-
vant mounting, anti-vibration mountings, safety
protection guards, on a solid level base to avoid
any distortion and misalignment and with correct
air direction as shown on nameplate. Fan should
then be leveled on any anti-vibration mountings.
Flexible connectors must be taught to ensure no
disruption to air fl ow, especially on inlet to fan.
Once ready to use, the apparatus must fulfi l the
following Standards:
• Low voltage Directive 2014/35/EU
• Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
• Electromagnetic Compatibility 2014/30/EU
• ROHS Directive 2011/65/EU
START UP
• Check fan equipment name plate data is appro-
priate to the location electrical supply, especial-
ly Voltage, Frequency, Phase, Amps, speed are
correct.
• Check earth connections, electrical termina-
tions and terminal box lid, with any seals, if fi t-
ted, are correct.
• In compliance with Machine Directive 2006/42/
EC, if the fan is accessible to operators and is
a health and safety risk, adequate protection
must be fi tted, information for safety equip-
ment, including guards, can be found in S&P
accessories catalogue.
• Check all rotating parts have free, unobstructed
movement.
• Check there are no foreign bodies inside the fan
or that can be drawn into, or fall into fan.
• Check the structure is complete and has no
damage.
• Check installation and area is safe and energise
fan and start motor. Check that the impeller and
airfl ow direction is correct, check current does
not exceed fan equipment nameplate data.
• After two hours of operation, check that all fi x-
ings are tight and adjust if necessary.

ELECTRIC MOTORS

Electrical connections are made in accordance
with connection diagram in the motor instructions
and/or inside motor terminal box.
Many S&P fans are supplied with a cable gland
for typical electrical power cable connection, to
assist installation. However, if Installer uses a ca-
ble requiring a differing cable gland, this is to be
supplied by the Installer, no alternative is offered
by S&P. The Installer is responsible to ensure that
cable, and cable gland, are suitable and safe for
application according to country regulations.
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