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Safety Cautions
Power Requirements
Be sure to use only an adapted power. The use of a power different than the specified type may damage the unit and pose a safety hazard. Connect the power only to an outlet that supplies the rated voltage required by the product. You should always turn off the power before connecting or disconnecting any cables.
Battery Operation
Pay close attention to the labelling of the battery to make sure you choose the correct type. When not using the unit for an extended period, remove the batteries from the unit. If battery leakage has occurred, wipe the batery compartment and the battery terminals carefully to remove all remnants of the battery fluid.
Environment
To prevent the risk of fire, electric shock or malfunction, avoid installing your product in environments where it will be exposed to: Extreme temperatures, heat sources or naked flame, high humidity or moisture, excessive dust or sand, excessive vibration or shock.
Handling
Never place objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on the product since this can cause electric shock. Do not place naked flame sources, on the produtc since this can cause fire. Do not exert undue pressure on the keys and other controls. Also take care not to drop the unit, and do not subject it to shock or excessive pressure. Take care that no foreign objects or liquids can enter the unit.
Alterations
Never open or attempt to modify the product in any way since this can result in damage to the unit.
Electrical Interference
All electronic devices mounted in the elevators are subject to electrical noises generated by power equipment incorporated in the elevator system. Great care was taken during design and production of our electronic devices in order to protect inputs and outputs in such a way as to render them as far as possible, insensitive to noises. Apart from this, to be able to guarantee the correct functioning of our devices we would like to give you some more suggestions.We briefly describe what precaution to use according to the power equipment.It is always a good practice to connect the protection described below as near as possible to the source of noises.
Protections
D.C. power relays
Connect in parallel to coil of power relay one diode BY255 (3A- 1300V) as near to coil as possible.
Coil of Power Relay
A.C. power relays
Connect in parallel the coil of power relay one resistor of 4.7 ohm 1W and one capacitor of 0.22 μF 400V, as near to the coil as possible.
Coil of Power Relay
Note: It is sometimes necessary to use the same type of protection as described under 1 and 2 above for some relays on the control board. It is not possible to define which and how many relays should be protected on the control board but it is a good practice to provide the protection of all power relays on control board during the construction.
Lift Motor
Connect in parallel to the motor phases (high speed) varistors of 460V and capacitors of 0.68 μF 630V in series to resistors of 4.7 ohm 3W as near to motor as possible. The same operation has to be repeated for low speed motor connections.
Varistors – Lift Motor
A.C. motor of door operator
Connect in parallel to the motor phases varistors of 460 Volt and capacitors of 0.68 μF 630V in series to resistor of 4.7 ohm 3W as near to the motor as possible.
Varistors – Operator Motor
Motor with brake circuit with DC injection
Connect in parallel to the motor brake circuit one diode BY255 as near to the motor as possible.
Brake Circuit
D.C. Cams
Connect in parallel to the coil of cams one diode BY255 as near to the coil as possible.
Coil of Cams
A.C. Cams
Connect in parallel to the coil of cams one varistor of 250V, one resistor of 4.7 ohm 3W, one capacitor of 0.68 μF 630V as near to the coil of the cams as possible.
Coil of Cams
Cabin Illumination
Connect in parallel to the main supply of the car lamp one varistor of 250V, one resistor of 220 ohm 1W and one capacitor of 0.33 μf 400V as near as possible to the car lamp (on the main supply on the car roof).
Neon Lamp
As far as the other elements generating electrical noises like electro valves for hydraulic elevators, car fans, etc.. are concerned, we suggest the use of the same protection elements as described: diode for DC and varistor, resistor and capacitor for AC, always remembering that they should be installed as near to the source of noise as possible.
Separation of connections:
The current in the power cables, supplying power equipment, generates noises and it is necessary to separate, as far as possible, the power cables from signal cables – one can consider as power cables also those of security chain. It is particulary important to use separate flexible cables for the connections with the car, earthing only the wires not used to the control board side and earthing at least one wire for each flexible cable. It is always good to remember that all metal parts should be earthed. Special note is reserved for cables carring audio signals (intercoms, speakers, chimes, gongs, voice synthesisers, etc.), since the electrical noises near these cables are transferred to the audio systems and are audible to the elevator user. Sometimes, the energy from power cables is transferred directly to the speakers of the audio systems even if the systems are not in use; this occurs because the induced energy of noises on the cables can be transferred directly to the speakers. The above inconviniences can be avoided by using screened cables for audio systems and connecting the systems to the earth via electric main panel.
Cleaning Instructions
Many DMG products are made of polycarbonate parts, currently featuring Bayer’s Makrolon type 2407, 2805 and 2807. Products currently featuring this type of material are: pushbuttons, indicators, positon indicators and other plastic components.
To ensure proper cleaning of its products and to avoid damages to plastic parts caused by aggressive cleaning agents, DMG recommends to follow these instructions:
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
Clean the part with cotton rug and warm water before applying the cleaning product.
Use PH-neutral cleaning products only (including aromatised ones).
Dilute the cleaning product in warm water and apply using a wet cotton rug.
Grease, glue and paint may be removed with ethylic alcohol or isopropilic alcohol after the part has been cleaned with a wet rug and warm water.
DO NOT
– Use abrasive or alkaline cleaning agents, not containing benzene, ammonia or – methanol
– Use sharp tools to remove dirt (chewing gum, glue,)
– Use benzene
– Use cleaning agents at high temperature
– Leave cleaning agents on the part for long periods: remove immediately after cleaning using wet cotton rug and warm water
– Use dry cotton rugs and sponges
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