Operating Instructions
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1. Please read and follow these instructions before you use the ventilator Keep these operating and service instructions in a safe place Do not use the ventilator for extracting highly inflammable or explosive gases Do not use the ventilator for extracting aggressive media Do not use the ventilator for extracting burning or glowing substances Do not use the ventilator for extracting any kinds of liquids Do not use the ventilator for extracting organic substances without the prior written consent of the manufacturer Protect the connector plug against heat moisture oil and sharp edges Pay attention to the permissible voltage observe the information on the type plate Only use TEKA spare parts The exhaust opening must not be covered or blocked Please always pay attention that the ventilator is standing in a secure position The mains line of the ventilator is to be inspected regularly for signs of any damage The ventilator may not be used if the mains line is not in a good working condition Do not use the ventilator if one part or several parts of the appliance is are faulty not avail able or damaged In each of these cases please call the TEKA service department under phone no 0 28 63 92 82 0 BA _Ventilator_100406_GB doc 6 10 04 2010 Wir bringen Luft in Bewegung 5 To put into operation The ventilator is delivered ready to connect The ventilator can be used at any loc2. 7 Declaration of conformity for TEKA Ventilator TEKA Absaug und Entsorgungstechnologie GmbH Industriestra e 13 D 46342 Velen Tel 49 2863 92820 Fax 49 2863 928272 e Mail sales tekanet de Internet http www tekanet de We hereby declare and having sole responsibility that the afore mentioned product from machine no 110000000 corresponds with the following norms Machine directive 2006 42 EG Electromagnetic compatibility 2004 108 EG Directive for pressure appliances 97 23 EG Low voltage directive 2006 95 EG Applied harmonised norms DIN EN 349 DIN EN 983 DIN EN 12100 part 1 and part 2 DIN EN 60204 part 1 DIN EN ISO 13857 DIN EN ISO 14121 If applicable further applied national norms and specifications DIN 45635 Part 1 This declaration will cease to be valid if any changes are made to the suction and filter systems which have not been coordinated with the manufacturer in writing a Velen 16 Dezember 2009 TEKA Absaug und Entsorgungstechnologie GmbH BA _Ventilator_100406_GB doc 9 10 04 2010
3. Operating Instructions Type TEKA Ventilator TEKA Absaug und Entsorgungs technologie GmbH Industriestra e 13 D 46342 Velen Postfach 1137 D 46334 Velen Tel 49 0 2863 9282 0 Fax 49 0 2863 9282 72 E Mail sales tekanet de www tekanet de Wir bringen Luft in Bewegung List of contents 1 Drawings descriptions of the elements 0 20 2 ccc eect cette eee ee eter eee tee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeteeteeteeteeteetees 3 TORO WON EE 5 3 Function TEKA Ventilator el ein ee ein eee 6 4 EE Mi tee 6 5 To Pp t into Dean 7 5 1 Connecting of the devices nn nn mnane nnna 7 Ge TCM Cal Date Geesgeugsg erest dec CHHERSER A A A A 8 7 Declaration of conformity for TEKA Ventilator 9 BA_Ventilator_100406_GB doc 2 10 04 2010 Wir bringen Luft in Bewegung 1 Drawings descriptions of the elements Ventilator from Siluminguss Pos 1 Motor Pos 2 Fan housing Pos 3 Air inlet Pos 4 Outlet BA_Ventilator_100406_GB doc 3 10 04 2010 Wir bringen Luft in Bewegung Ventilator from steel sheet Pos 1 Ventilatorgestell Pos 4 Ausblasstutzen Pos 2 Motor Pos 5 Ansaugstutzen Pos 3 Ventilatorgeh use Pos 6 Gummipuffer BA _Ventilator_100406_GB doc 4 10 04 2010 Wir bringen Luft in Bewegung 2 Foreword One area of suction systems has gained considerably in importance in recent years The filtration of
4. the extracted harmful substances and the re feeding of this filtered air into the workroom or its guidance outside From this it can certainly be seen that the environmental awareness of each individual has changed considerably for the benefit of our environment As the fact that harmful substances do arise during production has been undisputed for a long time However the types of harmful sub stances do depend on the procedures used In principle a distinction is made between gases and smoke Smoke could actually also be described as dust If you examine this dust under a micro scope you can see that it is made up of very small particles which can enter the lungs the size of which is often only 0 001 mm or less The classical attempt to improve working conditions in polluted working places is general ventila tion In this case as a rule the air is changed in the hall many times i e all the air in the hall is re placed However this method only slightly reduces the concentration of harmful substances in the area where the user breathes A similar principle applies for the so called overhead suctions i e installations of large suction hoods above the workplaces With this conceivably bad form of guiding air the harmful substances pass upwards through the area where the user is breathing and are only collected and removed at the top This is certainly not what the inventors intended Far more effective than room or overhead suction is to re
5. ation The ventilator may be installed outside The collection elements and if applicable other accessories must be assembled or installed on the ventilator before commencing operation Note The ventilator may only be operated without a hose if the intake stub and the exhaust stub are se cured by a grating 5 1 Connecting of the devices Note Work on electrical appliances may only be carried out by authorised skilled workers Observe the information on the type plate BA _Ventilator_100406_GB doc 7 10 04 2010 Wir bringen Luft in Bewegung 6 Technical Data Frequency Rated current Volumetric air flow Power kW Tension V Hz e max m3 h Enclosure ISO classe 230 400 OH CH 500 230 400 Wu 500 CH zeck sech D CH o O1 CH a l gt gt EC 3 400 wesch Si oO N gt ech _ 500 OH g O1 Mi wo u 30 l Wu 400 a e 500 OH CH N O oo g oO ed w 30 400 oa gt 500 00 se a e o o o Ed D 500 400 Wu 500 400 oo 500 00 ee CH 500 CH 400 5 N I oO Es y lo gt 500 amaaa ajaaa a aa aaa 5 aaa sls oi oa oa Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu oa Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu Wu gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt Aa XA gt CH k Di M BA_Ventilator_100406_GB doc 8 10 04 2010 Wir bringen Luft in Bewegung
6. move harmful substances directly at the place where they arise using the point suc tion Both the investments as well as operating costs are far lower in the case of direct point extrac tion Besides the technological optimisation of the processing procedure in particular the environmental and industrial protection measures are pre requisites for successfully using the technology Against the background of increasing sensitisation and tighter statutory regulations it is therefore our task to assess and if applicable minimise the potential risk for the environment and the workplace at an early stage BA_Ventilator_100406_GB doc 5 10 04 2010 Wir bringen Luft in Bewegung 3 Function TEKA Ventilator The TEKA Ventilator is mainly used for ventilating or for the punctual suction of welding smoke For this purpose the ventilator may be fitted with a flexible suction hose or a specially designed collec tion device for the application concerned Restrictions to use Welding smoke containing oil mist aluminium dust grinding dust extraction of metallic dust gases water etc If you have any questions in this respect please contact the manufacturer The polluted air is collected by the suction hood or collection device and is removed via a suction hose 4 Safety instructions The following principle safety measures are to be observed when using electrical appliances for protection against an electric shock risk of injury fire
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